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Texas Elections Business Analyst

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Serve as liaison between Texas election stakeholders and technical teams to elicit, document, validate, and manage requirements across voter registration, absentee voting, election setup, candidate/ballot certification, reporting, redistricting, and election-night processes. Translate statutes into user stories and acceptance criteria, lead UAT, troubleshoot production incidents, perform data analysis and SQL queries, and support implementation and operational readiness for statewide election systems.
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Description

The Texas Elections Business Analyst serves a primary liaison between Texas election stakeholders, election operations personnel, product management, development, QA, and implementation teams. This role is responsible for eliciting, documenting, validating, and managing business requirements related to election administration, voter registration, absentee voting, voting history, election management, ballot certification, redistricting, reporting, public portals, and election-night processes. They can translate complex business requirements into detailed user stories and acceptance criteria, validating solutions through UAT, troubleshooting production issues, and ensuring delivered functionality meets both statutory requirements and operational needs.The ideal candidate possesses deep election domain expertise, strong analytical skills, and experience supporting complex statewide election systems in a highly regulated environment.

Key Responsibilities

Election Operations Analysis

  • Analyze Texas election laws, SOS directives, business processes, and county workflows.
  • Translate election statutes, administrative rules, and operational procedures into actionable business requirements.
  • Support election lifecycle activities including: 
    • Voter Registration
    • Absentee / BBM / FPCA Processing
    • Voting History
    • Candidate & Ballot Certification
    • Election Setup
    • Early Voting
    • Election Day Operations
    • Canvassing & Certification
    • Jury Integration
    • Public Information Requests (PIR)

Requirements Management

  • Conduct stakeholder interviews, workshops, and requirements sessions.
  • Develop: 
    • Business Requirements Documents (BRDs)
    • User Stories
    • Process Flows
    • Use Cases
    • Functional Specifications
    • Acceptance Criteria
  • Manage requirements traceability from business need through deployment.

Client Engagement

  • Act as a trusted advisor to: 
    • Texas Secretary of State staff
    • State election administrators
    • County election officials
    • Program leadership
  • Facilitate discussions regarding: 
    • New requirements
    • Legislative changes
    • Defect resolution
    • Process improvements
    • Operational readiness

Solution Analysis & Technical Collaboration

  • Partners with Product Managers, Architects, Developers, QA, and DevOps teams to define and evaluate solution options.
  • Analyze business processes, application workflows, integrations, and data flows to support requirements development.
  • Translate business requirements into detailed user stories, acceptance criteria, and functional specifications.
  • Identify functional, technical, and operational gaps during design and implementation.
  • Assist with troubleshooting production incidents through analysis of logs, system behavior, and data.
  • Support root cause analysis and help validate corrective actions.
  • Review proposed technical solutions to ensure alignment with election operations, statutory requirements, and business objectives.
  • Participate in backlog refinement, sprint planning, and solution design discussions.

Election System Validation

  • Lead and execute User Acceptance Testing (UAT), including test planning, test execution, defect validation, and business signoff.
  • Validate delivered functionality against business requirements, statutory requirements, and operational workflows before production deployment.
  • Partner with QA teams to: 
    • Review test scenarios
    • Validate acceptance criteria
    • Support User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
    • Perform defect triage
  • Ensure delivered functionality aligns with statutory and operational requirements.

Production Support

  • Participate in election support activities.
  • Analyze reported issues and determine: 
    • Root cause
    • Business impact
    • Priority level
    • Recommended resolution
  • Coordinate with development, deployment, and client teams during critical election periods.

Reporting & Data Analysis

  • Analyze election data and reporting requirements.
  • Validate: 
    • Voting History reports
    • Candidate reports
    • Absentee reports
    • Canvass reports
    • Public portal reporting
    • Statistical and audit reports
  • Perform data analysis using SQL, spreadsheets, and reporting tools.

Redistricting & GIS Support

  • Assist with: 
    • Redistricting requirements
    • Precinct split analysis
    • GIS validation
    • Voter reassignment impacts
    • District maintenance
  • Review county redistricting submissions and identify potential impacts to election operations.

Process Improvement

  • Identify opportunities to: 
    • Reduce manual operations
    • Improve election workflows
    • Increase usability
    • Improve compliance
    • Reduce support burden

Requirements

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in:

  • Political Science
  • Public Administration
  • Information Systems
  • Computer Science
  • Business Administration
  • Related field

Equivalent experience may be considered.

Experience

  • 5+ years Business Analyst experience.
  • 3+ years  supporting election administration systems, government systems, or highly regulated environments.
  • Experience working with: 
    • State election agencies
    • County election offices
    • Election management systems
    • Government technology programs

Technical Skills

  • Requirements gathering
  • Process mapping
  • User story development
  • Azure DevOps / Jira
  • SQL querying
  • Data analysis
  • UAT coordination
  • Microsoft Office Suite
  • Visio or equivalent process tools
  • Understanding of web application architecture and software development lifecycles.
  • Ability to troubleshoot applications, workflow, and data issues.
  • API and integration analysis experience.
  • Basic understanding of databases, data models, and system interfaces.
  • Ability to analyze application logs and production incidents.
  • Experience working directly with engineering teams in Agile environments.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Located near Austin, TX
  • Texas election experience.
  • Knowledge of: 
    • ABBM
    • FPCA
    • Voting History
    • ENR (Election Night Reporting)
    • Canvassing
    • Candidate & Ballot Certification
    • Jury Management
    • Redistricting
  • PMP, CBAP, or PMI-PBA certification.
  • GIS or precinct management experience.
  • Experience supporting statewide election implementations.

Core Competencies

Election Domain Expertise

Ability to translate election law and county operational needs into system requirements.

Stakeholder Management

Build productive relationships with state agencies, county officials, vendors, and internal teams.

Analytical Thinking

Assess complex election processes and identify practical business solutions.

Communication

Produce clear business requirements, executive summaries, training materials, and client-facing documentation.

Problem Solving

Investigate production issues and develop business-focused recommendations.

Ideal Candidate Profile

A successful Texas Elections Business Analyst is someone who understands both technology and election administration, can communicate effectively with county election officials and software engineers alike, and can help translate complex election requirements into reliable, compliant, and operationally effective solutions for statewide election programs.

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