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Senior Business Analyst / Project Manager – Asset Performance Management System (Contract Position)

Durham, NC

Key Responsibilities 

  • Lead and coordinate day-to-day activities for the system implementation project
  • Partner with internal business stakeholders and external vendor teams to track progress, resolve issues, and drive deliverables
  • Coordinate and facilitate User Acceptance Testing (UAT), including planning, execution tracking, issue follow-up, and stakeholder communication
  • Organize and lead working sessions, project meetings, follow-up calls, and status update meetings
  • Coordinate end-user training sessions and support change management activities
  • Provide regular project status reporting, including risks, dependencies, timelines, and action items
  • Develop strong subject matter expertise (SME) in the product and business processes to support implementation activities effectively
  • Collaborate with a cross-functional team of approximately 15 stakeholders across business and technical functions 

Qualifications 

  • Proven experience of around 3–5 years as a Senior Business Analyst, Project Manager, or hybrid BA/PM role within system implementation projects
  • Strong stakeholder management and communication skills, with experience working with global teams
  • Experience coordinating UAT activities and vendor management
  • Strong facilitation, documentation, and follow-up skills
  • Experience with enterprise software or operational system implementations preferred 

 

About 10Pearls: 

10Pearls is a global, purpose-driven AI - native digital engineering partner helping businesses re-imagine, ‎digitalize, and accelerate. As an end-to-end digital technology partner, 10Pearls helps businesses create future-proof, ‎transformative digital products that leverage emerging technologies. ‎10Pearls' clients ‎include Global 2000 enterprises, high-growth mid-size ‎businesses, and some of the most exciting ‎start-ups from industries like healthcare, fintech, ‎energy, education, ‎real estate, retail, and hi-tech. ‎Headquartered in the Washington DC metro area, 10Pearls has product engineering and ‎software development centers in North America, Latin America, Europe, and South Asia. To learn more, visit https://10pearls.com.   

We offer a competitive compensation package, including the below benefits for full-time employees: 

  • Strong medical, dental, and vision plans with 60% of premiums for employees and their dependents covered by 10Pearls
  • Employer-funded health reimbursement account (HRA) for the high-deductible health plan option
  • Generous 401(k) plan with a 4% employer match and immediate vesting after 90 days of employment
  • Paid time off for vacation, sick/wellness, and personal leave; separate paid parental leave program
  • Employer-paid short-term, long-term, life, and AD&D insurance
  • Additional voluntary insurance programs, including life & AD&D, critical illness, cancer, and hospital indemnity for employees and dependents
  • Full access to Tysons Corner Headquarters office with amenities: a state-of-the-art gym, fully stocked kitchen with snacks and cold brew coffee on tap, and free parking on-site

10Pearls is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to maintaining a diverse workplace. 

 

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