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Data/Functional Analyst Support - Ditco

OahuOn-sitePart-time

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Analyzes user needs to define functional and cross-functional requirements, allocates tasks, and supports integration, reporting, and quality assurance for telecom and contract systems.

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Job Purpose

The Functional Analyst will analyze user needs to determine functional and cross-functional requirements. Performs functional allocation to identify required tasks and their interrelationships. Identifies resources required for each task.

Duties and Responsibilities

The job duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following:

  • Support integration and coordination of tasks per agency requirements, including reporting and quality assurance
  • Manage telecom data entry and updates in DITCO systems (TISPROD, COPS, DABBS, TIBI, FAMIS)
  • Process service requests and orders (TSRs/TSOs) and validate entries in DISA systems
  • Maintain contract documentation in EDMS and locate SOCNs as needed
  • Update CSS/TSI database weekly and adjust COPS records as required
  • Research and resolve billing issues with telecom providers
  • Prepare and transmit telecom orders using IDEAS or legacy macros
  • Support contract administration, closeouts, and FPDS-NG updates
  • Coordinate with service providers and internal teams for network services
  • Maintain accurate records across COPS, EDMS, and CSS systems

Minimum Education & Experience:

  • High School Diploma

Preferred Skills, Knowledge, & Abilities:

  • Associates or Bachelor's degree in Business, Information Systems, Computer Science, or a related field
  • Software platforms: IDEAS, TISPROD, XPTR, FAMIS, TSEAS, TIBI, DABBS, EDMS, DDOE

Location: Onsite position at Ford Island, Hawaii


Skills

Contract AdministrationCOPsCSSDABBSDISA SystemsEDMsFAMISFPDS-NGIDeaSNetwork Services CoordinationQuality AssuranceTelecom Billing ResolutionTIBITISPRODTSITSRs/TSOs

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