We are looking for a Business Analyst – Level 3 for Transport Canada with no Security Clearance Required.

MT1 The Bidder must propose one (1) Business Analyst that has a minimum of five (5) years of experience in project management, business case development, and data management within the past ten (10) years. To demonstrate compliance, the Bidder must submit a detailed resume (cv) stating the resource’s education, work experience and employment history.

The client reserves the right to contact the named reference to verify the accuracy of the information provided by the Bidder.

MT2 The proposed resource must have successfully led and completed the development of a minimum of two (2) Statements of Requirement and/or Business Cases for distinct Information Technology (IT) projects, within the past five (5) years.

The Bidder must provide evidence that the resource has worked on a minimum of two (2) Statements of Requirement and/or Business Cases for distinct information technology projects, within the past five (5) years.

Each cited project must include the following details:
• the name of the client organization;
• the objective of the project;
• a brief description of the scope of the services provided by the resource;
• how the resource was involved and their role;
• the dates and duration of the resource’s involvement in the project;
• the outcome of the services provided.

For the purposes of this procurement, Information Technology projects are defined as projects which use electronic systems for storing, retrieving, and sending data.

MT3 The proposed resource must have experience in the Data and Analytics domain, with knowledge of Data Lake and Data Warehouse concepts.

The Bidder must provide evidence that the resource has worked on at least one (1) project utilizing Data Lake and/or Data Warehouse (either on-premises or cloud based) concepts within the past five (5) years.

Each cited project must include the following details:
• the name of the client organization;
• the objective of the project;
• a brief description of the scope of the services provided by the resource;
• how the resource was involved and their role;
• the dates and duration of the resource’s involvement in the project;
• the outcome of the services provided;
• a description of how Data Lake and/or Data Warehouse concepts were utilized by the resource while working on the project.

For the purposes of this procurement, a data lake is defined as a data repository which stores data (structured, unstructured, and binary data) in its raw format. This data is accessible by users and automated processes. A data warehouse is defined as a central repository of data collected from one or more sources, which is available for further analysis.

MT4 The resource must have experience with defining requirements, or implementing storage solutions for storing large volumes of data within the past five (5) years.

The Bidder must provide evidence that the resource has worked on at least one (1) project involving defining requirements for, or implementing a system which enables the transfer and storage of large volumes of data (greater than 100 terabytes) within the past five (5) years.

Each cited project must include the following details:
• the name of the client organization;
• the objective of the project;
• a brief description of the scope of the services provided by the resource;
• how the resource was involved and their role;
• the dates and duration of the resource’s involvement in the project;
• the outcome of the services provided;
• the approximate total storage capacity of the product and/or the daily additional storage requirements.

MT5 The Bidder must demonstrate that the proposed resource has a minimum of two (2) years of cumulative experience within the past five (5) years providing recommendations to senior management (director level or above).
To demonstrate this experience, the Bidder must include:
• the name of the client organization;
• the objective of the project;
• a brief description of the scope of the services provided by the resource;
• how the resource was involved and their role;
• the dates and duration of the resource’s involvement in the project;
• the outcome of the services provided;
• a description of the nature of interactions the resource had with senior management.