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Job End Date
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Job Description Summary
The FMIS Business Analyst is responsible for the analysis, optimization, implementation, governance and ongoing enhancement of food management information systems supporting UBC Food Services operations. The position serves as the primary business systems resource and works with operational leaders, Procurement, Culinary, Finance, IT and software vendors to evaluate business needs, assess system performance, identify opportunities for improvement and implement solutions that support operational efficiency, data integrity and informed decision-making.
Organizational Status
Reports to the Associate Director, Finance, UBC Food Services. Works collaboratively with Culinary Services, Procurement, Finance, IT, operational managers and external vendors. Acts as the departmental subject matter expert for food management information systems.
Work Performed
Business Analysis & System Optimization
Stakeholder Consultation & Business Solutions
System Governance, Configuration & Implementation
Training, Change Management & User Support
Consequence of Error/Judgement
Exercises judgment in assessing business requirements, evaluating system functionality, prioritizing enhancements, recommending process improvements and implementing system changes. Errors may result in operational disruption, reporting inaccuracies, financial loss, data integrity issues and reduced confidence in business systems.
Minimum Qualifications
Preferred Qualifications
Experience with business systems analysis, enterprise software, operational systems, requirements gathering, stakeholder consultation, software implementation, data analysis and training delivery. Experience supporting food service, hospitality, procurement, inventory or supply-chain systems is an asset.
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The University of British Columbia is a public research university with campuses in Vancouver and the surrounding areas of British Columbia, Canada.