Functional Requirements Analyst III

The Functional Requirements Analyst III supports the Personal Property Activity/Agency (PPA) as a senior subject matter expert in Department of War (DoW) personal property policy and operations. This role ensures operational requirements for the management and movement of personal property are accurately captured, refined, and translated into disciplined, actionable functional requirements for the IT System. This position provides stewardship over requirements spanning the full lifecycle of personal property processes, including acquisition, shipment, storage, and disposition, enabling alignment across stakeholders and ensuring predictable delivery within an Agile framework.

What Success Looks Like

Success in this role is demonstrated by clearly defined, traceable requirements that reflect validated operational needs; well-facilitated stakeholder forums that drive timely decisions; and functional designs that enable development teams to deliver compliant, mission-aligned capabilities. The Analyst is trusted by Government leadership as a reliable integrator across Services, Agencies, and functional domains.

Key Responsibilities

Support backlog refinement, including development of epics, features, and user stories aligned to validated operational outcomes.Author detailed clear and testable user stories derived from Government-approved requirements.Develop and maintain use cases, Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) process models, functional designs, and supporting documentation.Facilitate and document Working Integrated Process Teams (WIPTs), Functional Review Boards (FRBs), and Agile Release Train (ART) and other functional meetings/forums as scheduled.Support DOTMLPF-P requirements refinement, alignment, and traceability across stakeholders.Coordinate updates and maintain artifacts within Government-provided requirements management tools.Produce briefings, reports, and status materials for senior Government leadership.Serve as a bridge between technical and non-technical stakeholders, ensuring shared understanding and informed decision-making.