Lead business and technical analysis for retiring the CARE mainframe system and migrating legacy capabilities to modern Medicaid-aligned solutions. Elicit, document, trace, and manage requirements; perform current/future-state and dependency analyses; create process flows, use cases, and integration mappings; coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure continuity of Medicaid operations.
Position Summary
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission Information Technology Division is seeking a Business Analyst 2 to provide business and systems analysis in support of the retirement of the Client Assignment and Registration (CARE) system and migration of legacy components to future applications. This role requires a highly skilled communicator to serve as a project-focused technical business analyst translating complex business processes, screens, and data flows into clear, testable, traceable, and technically actionable requirements, building business process flow diagrams and visuals.
This position will support the transition of CARE functions from a legacy mainframe environment into modern, modular, Medicaid Enterprise System-aligned solutions. The CARE Program of IT projects includes several concurrent, coordinated workstreams. This position will focus on ensuring a smooth migration of CARE-related business, data, reporting, and integration capabilities from the current location to future locations.
The selected candidate must be able to work across business, application, data, reporting, infrastructure, security, and project delivery teams to document current-state business and technical processes, translate business to technical needs, map business and technical dependencies, identify gaps, and work with stakeholders to define future-state business and technical requirements that support continuity of Medicaid operations.
Role Purpose
The purpose of this role is to provide high-caliber business analysis and technical integration support for the CARE Program to:
• Elicit, document, validate, and manage requirements; facilitate collaboration to synthesize information and ensure full coverage.
• Build traceability from stakeholder needs to system requirements; challenge gaps and validate assumptions for accuracy.
• Facilitate discovery and analysis of CARE functions; synthesize findings and deliver decision-ready analysis.
• Act as a bridge between teams, validate assumptions, and proactively address gaps.
• Ensure CARE retirement covers all critical dependencies through cross-functional reviews and actionable recommendations.
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission Information Technology Division is seeking a Business Analyst 2 to provide business and systems analysis in support of the retirement of the Client Assignment and Registration (CARE) system and migration of legacy components to future applications. This role requires a highly skilled communicator to serve as a project-focused technical business analyst translating complex business processes, screens, and data flows into clear, testable, traceable, and technically actionable requirements, building business process flow diagrams and visuals.
This position will support the transition of CARE functions from a legacy mainframe environment into modern, modular, Medicaid Enterprise System-aligned solutions. The CARE Program of IT projects includes several concurrent, coordinated workstreams. This position will focus on ensuring a smooth migration of CARE-related business, data, reporting, and integration capabilities from the current location to future locations.
The selected candidate must be able to work across business, application, data, reporting, infrastructure, security, and project delivery teams to document current-state business and technical processes, translate business to technical needs, map business and technical dependencies, identify gaps, and work with stakeholders to define future-state business and technical requirements that support continuity of Medicaid operations.
Role Purpose
The purpose of this role is to provide high-caliber business analysis and technical integration support for the CARE Program to:
• Elicit, document, validate, and manage requirements; facilitate collaboration to synthesize information and ensure full coverage.
• Build traceability from stakeholder needs to system requirements; challenge gaps and validate assumptions for accuracy.
• Facilitate discovery and analysis of CARE functions; synthesize findings and deliver decision-ready analysis.
• Act as a bridge between teams, validate assumptions, and proactively address gaps.
• Ensure CARE retirement covers all critical dependencies through cross-functional reviews and actionable recommendations.
II. CANDIDATE SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum Requirements:
Candidates that do not meet or exceed the minimum stated requirements (skills/experience) will be displayed to customers but may not be chosen for this opportunity.
YearsRequired/Preferred
Experience
8
Required
Business analysis experience reviewing, analyzing, and evaluating business systems and user needs.
8
Required
Experience eliciting, documenting, validating, and managing business, functional, technical, data, reporting, and interface requirements.
8
Required
Experience developing requirements traceability from business needs through design, development, testing, implementation, and operational readiness.
8
Required
Experience conducting current-state and future-state process analysis, gap analysis, impact analysis, and dependency analysis.
8
Required
Experience documenting use cases, user stories, acceptance criteria, business rules, process flows, and requirements specifications.
8
Required
Experience working across business, application, data, infrastructure, security, and vendor teams.
8
Required
Experience supporting complex IT projects with multiple stakeholders, dependencies, risks, and decision points.
8
Required
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including executive-ready summaries and technical documentation.
8
Required
Experience analyzing data flows, interfaces, reports, source-to-target mappings, or system integration dependencies.
4
Preferred
Experience supporting legacy system modernization, mainframe retirement, system replacement, or enterprise transformation.
3
Preferred
Experience with Medicaid, health and human services, claims, eligibility, provider, waiver, behavioral health, IDD, State Supported Living Centers, or related public-sector spaces.
3
Preferred
Experience with application development or infrastructure deployment projects.
2
Preferred
Experience with APIs, batch interfaces, data warehouses, reporting modernization, or modular system design.
2
Preferred
Experience with Texas Project Delivery Framework, DIR, state government IT governance, or public-sector procurements.
1
Preferred
Certification such as CBAP, PMI-PBA, PMP, Agile, Scrum, SAFe, or related credential.
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