Remote Systems Analyst Jobs in United States
Browse 241 remote Systems Analyst jobs in the United States, with 57 added this week. These roles pay $113,766 a year on average, from $79K for entry-level roles to $141K for lead roles. You'll see openings like Business Systems Analyst.
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The analyst will provide advanced support for Momentum Financials, including resolving tickets, facilitating stakeholder meetings, and performing system configuration and testing. They will also conduct impact analyses, develop SQL queries, and contribute to process improvements to optimize system functionality.
Analyze system and document data, gather business requirements, and design solutions for Hyland OnBase and other enterprise content management initiatives. Provide advanced reporting and workflow optimization, resolve escalated technical issues, maintain system stability, and guide business units on platform capabilities and data output.
The Systems Analyst conducts annual security controls effectiveness testing and manages the assessment lifecycle to ensure compliance with government regulations. They also assist system owners in developing security authorization packages and provide remediation recommendations for identified deficiencies.
The role involves delivering strategic insight into SDLC governance processes, technology controls, and business systems through complex analysis and reporting. It also includes supporting the implementation and adoption of governance requirements while partnering with stakeholders to ensure compliance and continuous improvement.
The Senior Business Systems Analyst serves as a subject matter expert for Oracle OTM, GTM, and ERP Cloud, responsible for solution development and application configuration. They collaborate with business leaders and IT teams to translate requirements into scalable solutions and support application enhancements.
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The Business Systems Analyst develops, implements, and supports computerized systems for clinical and non-clinical clients. They are responsible for project management, vendor interactions, user coordination, and providing ongoing technical support for assigned applications.
The Senior Systems Analyst will lead technical analysis and facilitate communication between business and technical teams to deliver creative, cost-effective solutions. They are responsible for producing functional specifications, managing project requirements, and providing post-implementation support.
The Senior Business Systems Analyst will define system scope and objectives while translating business requirements into technical specifications. They will also manage performance reporting, dashboards, and process documentation to support program stakeholders and system adoption.
The analyst will support current SAP GTS v11 environments and participate in the design, build, and testing of future S4 HANA transformations. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to configure system capabilities and ensure compliance with customs and trade regulations.
The Technical Analyst will provide technical support for business operations and modernization efforts, including system configuration, testing, and documentation. They will also design and maintain VBA-based solutions in Microsoft Visio and Excel to support infrastructure and architecture processes.
The Human Resources Systems Analyst V leads the development, implementation, and maintenance of HRIS initiatives, including PeopleSoft upgrades and data integrity audits. This role acts as a subject matter expert and mentor, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure system efficiency and client satisfaction.
The Business Systems Analyst will support infrastructure service delivery by managing project lifecycles, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring reliable system implementation. They are responsible for providing on-site technical support, leading preventative maintenance programs, and managing incidents using ServiceNow.
The analyst will support and maintain .NET-based applications and Rhapsody integration workflows while guiding the modernization of legacy disease surveillance systems. They will collaborate with internal teams and external partners like the CDC to troubleshoot infrastructure and optimize public health data exchange processes.
The position involves analyzing business problems and providing technical solutions through the administration and maintenance of enterprise systems like OnBase and Archibus. The analyst will also lead project meetings, support system integrations, and automate business processes using scripting languages.
The analyst is responsible for designing, building, testing, and maintaining system solutions while collaborating with subject matter experts to tailor software to organizational needs. They also conduct workflow analysis, ensure system compatibility within the IT infrastructure, and support patient safety practices.
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The Payroll Systems Analyst manages system issues, performs payroll record quality control, and supports system upgrades and patches. They also partner with IT and finance teams to ensure compliance, conduct audits, and facilitate payroll distribution and benefit billing.
Administer and improve HRIS functionality, workflows, data, and processes while developing reports, dashboards, and workforce analytics to support business decisions. Partner with HR, Payroll, Benefits, IT, vendors, and business leaders to support systems, integrations, training, troubleshooting, and process improvements.
Lead pre-sales software discussions and collaborate with clients, internal teams, and vendors to gather requirements, analyze business processes, and design software solutions for distribution and manufacturing automation projects. Document requirements, workflows, integrations, and project scope; support pricing, project handoffs, client design reviews, and implementation activities as needed.
The Revenue Cycle Systems Analyst is responsible for the development, testing, and maintenance of Epic modules and billing systems. They serve as a primary liaison between vendors, IT personnel, and end-users to resolve system functionality issues and facilitate process improvements.
The analyst will support the operation, maintenance, and enhancement of critical federal data and reporting systems including the CDR and OCRS. Responsibilities include troubleshooting application defects, performing system testing, and coordinating technical changes within an AWS-hosted environment.
The Business Systems Analyst collaborates with business units and technical teams to document operational needs and implement process improvements or automation. They act as a liaison to ensure optimal system performance while managing testing, training, and documentation for case management systems.
The Technology Systems Analyst owns the configuration, maintenance, and data integrity of enterprise marketing platforms like Segment and Iterable. They act as the primary technical resource for marketing campaigns, audience segmentation, and cross-functional data governance.
Leads the planning, design, implementation, and maintenance of clinical information systems while serving as a liaison between technical teams and end-users. Manages system testing, workflow optimization, and provides ongoing support and training for Epic EHR applications.
Gather system requirements and create detailed requirements and functional specification documents for financial applications, collaborating with business analysts and developers on application design. Test systems, support customers and users, troubleshoot software issues, document business needs, and contribute across the software development life cycle.
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The Business Systems Analyst leads the gathering of functional requirements and manages the testing and integration of property management software. They partner with internal teams to evaluate technology trends and ensure system solutions align with company business objectives.
The Systems Analyst will design, build, implement, and support Epic EHR inpatient order applications while ensuring alignment with clinical workflows. They will also perform system testing, troubleshoot issues, and provide training and on-call support to end-users.
The IT Systems Analyst will analyze business and technical requirements to evaluate systems and identify opportunities for improvement. They will also collaborate with stakeholders to support the implementation, testing, and monitoring of technology solutions.
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The average salary for remote Systems Analysts in the United States is $113,766 per year. This is based on data from 83 job openings. We use the yearly salaries in US dollars from these job postings to calculate salary expectations. Below is a breakdown of salary data by years of experience:
| Experience | Salaries counted | Average salary |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-level0–2 years | 3 | $78,538 |
| Junior2–5 years | 27 | $101,222 |
| Senior5–10 years | 47 | $119,739 |
| Lead10+ years | 6 | $141,045 |
We reviewed 122 job postings for remote Systems Analysts in the United States and found these are the skills employers ask for most often:
| Skill | Share of job posts |
|---|---|
| Data Analysis | 34% |
| Technical documentation | 31% |
| SQL | 30% |
| Project Management | 30% |
| Requirements gathering | 29% |
| Stakeholder Management | 24% |
| Troubleshooting | 23% |
| Change Management | 22% |
| Process Improvement | 21% |
| User Acceptance Testing | 20% |
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