Our client, located in Renton, Washington, is seeking a Technical Analyst to perform the following duties: Supports digital technology project teams by capturing all requirements in a sufficiently formal manner to support accurate development and change management Works with technology teams, business partners and project teams to gather, analyze, and document business, functional, and technical requirements Translates business-focused requests into detailed information for software development teams to complete work Writes, edits, and collaborates on a wide range of technical documentation (Requirements Documentation, Functional Specifications, Design Specs, Project Change controls) Identifies, evaluates, and communicates issues and risks, including the impact that changes to applications or infrastructure may have on a project, and can help business partners prioritize and understand technical implications of requests Models data and diagrams processes using Visio or other tools to show As-Is/To-Be flowcharts and roadmaps Manages documentation projects that may cut across departmental boundaries Plans, facilitates, and participates in working sessions with subject-matter experts from various departments Conducts reviews of technical documentation and works with software developers, architects, project managers, QA, build management, IT support teams, and others Develops or maintains the templates used for technical documentation using Word, Excel, or Infopath Uses knowledge of industry best practices to recommend and help implement changes to existing project templates and processes Researches additional SDLC best practices and tools to further streamline documentation practices and processes Skills Required: Experience in working with software development teams (including internal development as well as external/outsourced models) and software design (including a mix of Waterfall/Agile methods) Experience in business-process design and implementation (e.g., business-process modeling and use-case modeling analysis