The Enterprise Collaboration Business Systems Analyst is primarily responsible for driving functional requirements, adoption, training, and support for the NetApps to Cloud migration project.

They will be responsible for understanding the employees’ use cases and capabilities of NetApps file access vs. the Cloud Storage file access capabilities and provide this feedback to the core team for considerations in destination Cloud Storage choice.  This role will be responsible for the data analysis, disposition reviews (in partnership with legal) and assist employees and their departments to successfully transition their workforce to new cloud storage solutions (OneDrive, SharePoint, Azure Files).

Responsibilities:

• Perform data analysis based on scans of NetApps network drives to determine disposition of files (active, archive, purge) based on retention requirements
• Partner with Legal stakeholders to present problem statement (netapps to cloud), expectations, and actions required of business partner users
• Work hand in hand with users business partner to translate business file retention and access requirements and assist them with questions related to the migration, provide best recommended practices, testing and validation, address post migration issues
• Partner with Technical operations team to provide them inputs to carry out the migration, address post migration issues and bring it closure
• Review test plans and team up with UAT and QA partners to release high quality products
• Partner with vendor and communications change management teams to define an engagement & adoption strategy, inclusive of end user-facing marketing materials, training guides, tutorials

Experience:

• Experience with working on data analysis and data migration projects.
• Functional Knowledge of O365 suite of tools - SharePoint/OneDrive/MS Teams and optionally Azure Files
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Demonstrated strength in collaboration and influencing
• Ability to decipher and apply as required legal and regulatory records retention to both use and access