What You'll Do
- Lead JAD (Joint Application Development/Configuration) sessions to identify required functionality and use cases
- Elicit, document, and validate business and functional requirements across program, legal, IT, and fiscal stakeholder groups
- Draft and maintain Business Requirements Documents (BRDs), Functional Requirements Documents (FRDs), and user acceptance criteria
- Translate high-level program policies into field-level configuration rules, workflow logic, and compliance validations
- Map out and revise As-Is and To-Be business processes with clients, identifying pain points and automation opportunities
- Serve as a customer-facing subject matter expert for specific grants lifecycle workflows and funding logic
- Create and manage traceability matrices linking requirements to system configuration and test coverage
- Collaborate with development and configuration teams to align on functional design and validate system behavior
- Coordinate UAT cycles and guide clients through test script execution and results validation
What You'll Bring
- 3–5 years in SaaS implementation, business analysis, or public sector consulting
- Proven success facilitating discovery sessions and requirements workshops (e.g., JAD)
- Experience drafting BRDs, FRDs, and traceability matrices used in successful implementations
- Strong familiarity with government workflows (grant application intake, program compliance, fiscal reporting)
- Demonstrated ability to translate policy or regulatory guidance into system logic and business rules
- Experience partnering with QA or config teams to co-author test cases and validation scripts
- Adept in business process mapping (As-Is/To-Be) and helping customers evaluate what to automate, eliminate, or streamline
- Strong documentation and stakeholder communication skills
- Experience with our Tech Stack Tools: Azure DevOps, Lucidchart/Visio, Microsoft Office Suite
What Success Looks Like
- All business and functional requirements are traceable, testable, and documented by the end of the discovery phase
- Configuration and development teams report fewer than 10% scope revisions post-discovery
- Stakeholders from multiple departments feel understood, aligned, and clear on what’s being built
- UAT test plans and results are directly tied to your requirements, resulting in faster client sign-off
Top Skills
What We Do
Agate Software, the US affiliate of IGX Solutions, was founded in 1991 in Okemos, Michigan. Agate Software developed the groundbreaking IntelliGrants management software in 2001. Intelligrants is the first true web-based solution for grant management and is currently used by more than 120 clients across 34 states. Agate currently provides implementation, development, and training services for customers using IntelliGrants IGX, the market’s premier grants management software. Agate also continues to support customers utilizing earlier versions of intelliGrants while providing software development and lifecycle grant management support, maintenance, and services to IGX Solutions and other clients.