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SOFT's client located in New York, NY ( Hybrid ) is looking for a Product Analyst - Agile for a long term contract assignment. As part of this engagement, we are seeking a team to accomplish the ...

Sr. Agile Business Analyst

Chicago, IL · On-site

$95K - $123K/yr

Resource 1 is in need of a Sr. Agile Business Analyst for a 6+ month hybrid remote contract position in the Chicago area. This is a long-term need with multiple projects in the queue. Individual ...

The Agile Coach will provide guidance, mentoring, and coaching to ensure effective software ... NLB Services is a fast growing consulting, analytics and digital transformation company. Founded in ...

Agile Software Engineer

Decatur, AL · On-site

$100K - $110K/yr

Analyze business needs to identify new processes or process improvements that will meet those needs * Work as part of a cross-functional agile project team to help drive projects across the product ...

Agile PC, PPM, PQM, PG&C, PC) with strong functional and implementation knowledge which includes ... Analytical and Communication skills Experience and desire to work in a management consulting ...

Agile Software Engineer

Decatur, AL · On-site

$100K - $110K/yr

Analyze business needs to identify new processes or process improvements that will meet those needs * Work as part of a cross-functional agile project team to help drive projects across the product ...

Agile Software Engineer

Decatur, AL · On-site

$100K - $110K/yr

Analyze business needs to identify new processes or process improvements that will meet those needs * Work as part of a cross-functional agile project team to help drive projects across the product ...

... analytics Support AI Team operationalization by establishing team norms, working agreements, collaboration patterns, and agile rituals enabling effective AI delivery Qualifications: Required: BA/BS + ...

The IT Business Analyst partners with cross-functional Agile teams and stakeholders to elicit, analyze, and refine requirements within iterative delivery frameworks. This role translates business ...

Senior Agile Business Analyst

Austin, TX · On-site

$91K - $118K/yr

Title: Senior Agile Business Analyst Duration: 12+ Months Location: Hybrid - On Site and Telework. Summary: The client requires the services of 2 Business Analysts hereafter referred to as Worker ...

... • Analyze team performance data to identify areas for improvement and recommend & implement actionable strategies. • Work closely with cross-functional teams to identify challenges in Agile ...

Overview Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) delivers high-impact, technical solutions to ... The Agile Practitioner/Coach will be responsible for guiding the shift from waterfall-centric ...

Sr. Agile Business Analyst

WV · On-site +1

$83K - $107K/yr

Agile Methodology, Data Analysis, Functional Requirements Certifications: None Experience: 5 + years of related experience US Citizenship Required: No GDIT has an opportunity for a dynamic and ...

... analytics Support AI Team operationalization by establishing team norms, working agreements, collaboration patterns, and agile rituals enabling effective AI delivery Qualifications: Required: BA/BS + ...

Agile Coach Lead

Mclean, VA · On-site

$86K - $198K/yr

What You'll Work On Coach and manage the ICAM Scrum Master and Business Analysts across all product ... Own program-level Agile governance and requirements-traceability practices, using a structured ...

The Agile Coach regularly assesses and calibrates the team's Agile fluency, leveraging the ... Skill in mentoring, performance management and, using analytical software tools, data analysis ...

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How much do agile analyst jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 10, 2026, the average hourly pay for agile analyst in the United States is $57.25, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $44.71 and $67.07 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Agile Analyst vs Scrum Master?

AspectAgile AnalystScrum Master
CertificationsAgile certifications (e.g., CSPO, CSM)Scrum certifications (e.g., CSM, PSM)
Primary RoleAnalyzes and supports Agile processes, requirements, and workflowsFacilitates Scrum teams, removes impediments, ensures Agile practices
Work EnvironmentCollaborates with product owners, analysts, and development teamsLeads Scrum ceremonies, coaches teams on Agile adoption
Industry UsageCommon in software development, IT projectsWidely used in Agile software teams, tech companies

The Agile Analyst focuses on analyzing requirements and supporting Agile processes, while the Scrum Master facilitates Scrum ceremonies and ensures team adherence to Agile principles. Both roles require Agile certifications and work closely within Agile teams, but their core responsibilities differ in focus and daily activities.

Is agile in demand?

Agile is in high demand across industries such as software development, project management, and product management. Organizations seek Agile Analysts to facilitate iterative processes, improve collaboration, and implement frameworks like Scrum or Kanban, often requiring certifications like Certified ScrumMaster (CSM).

What does an agile analyst do?

An agile analyst evaluates and supports agile project management processes, helping teams implement methodologies like Scrum or Kanban. They analyze workflows, gather requirements, facilitate communication, and ensure that projects align with agile principles to improve efficiency and delivery. Strong communication skills and familiarity with agile tools such as Jira are often essential.

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Infographic showing various Agile Analyst job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, 5% Part Time, and 6% Contract. Highlights an 80% Physical, 9% Hybrid, and 11% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $119,073 per year, or $57.2 per hour.

Product Analyst - Agile

Manhattan, NY • On-site

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Key responsibilities

  • Create a documentation and communication strategy for the Agile Release Train (ART), including requirements, designs, roadmaps, and support documents.

  • Develop version management processes, including version control procedures, archival policies, retention schedules, branching strategies, and rollback procedures for documentation.

  • Assess the current state of documentation, perform a gap analysis against the proposed structure, and create a prioritized plan to address missing or orphaned content.


Job description

SOFT's client located in New York, NY ( Hybrid ) is looking for a Product Analyst - Agile for a long term contract assignment.

As part of this engagement, we are seeking a team to accomplish the following goals/acceptance criteria:
1. Create a documentation / communication strategy for the Agile Release Train (ART). This should be inclusive of various document types, including requirements, designs, roadmaps, support, etc..

a. Requested Deliverables:
i. Documentation strategy document approved by ART leadership
ii. Taxonomy/classification scheme
iii. Storage location decision matrix (what goes in SharePoint vs JIRA vs Confluence)
iv. Communication plan template for different stakeholder groups
v. Style guide for consistency across the ART
2. Create the version management processes necessary to manage these documentation types.
a. Requested Deliverables:
i. Version control procedures document with examples
ii. Archival policy (when to archive vs. delete)
iii. Document retention schedule aligned with compliance requirements
iv. Branching strategy for documentation aligned with code/release branches
v. Rollback procedures for documentation updates
3. Assess current state of documentation and create a gap analysis against proposed structure.
a. Requested Deliverables:
i. Conduct initial assessment (Week 1-2) of current Confluence state and existing SharePoint/JIRA content
ii. Create prioritization matrix for documentation needs across all 19 applications
iii. Deliver gap analysis report identifying critical missing documentation that poses key migration risk
iv. Map existing documentation to new structure and identify orphaned/duplicate content
4. Create guidance to teams on Confluence cleanup efforts.
a. If Confluence will be retained, a standard structure needs to be outlined and process for document lifecycle should be created (i.e., once a feature goes from inception to production, what should each team do with the transitory confluence pages?)

b. Requested Deliverables:
i. Migration playbook (step-by-step guide for teams)
ii. Before/after structure comparison
iii. Confluence page tagging/labeling standards
iv. Estimated timeline for cleanup per team
v. Success metrics (e.g., 100% of active pages following new structure)
5. Create standardized requirements documentation templates, including the following aspects:
a. Requested Deliverables:
i. Standardized requirements documentation templates with the following
1. Data flows and sequence diagrams
2. File specifications and data dictionaries
3. API contracts (if applicable)
4. Error handling and exception scenarios
5. SLA/performance requirements
ii. Train the key resources that will be maintaining the proposed documentation.
6. Using the template defined above create process flow and requirements documentation for a prioritized list of applications. Prioritization will be based on those applications that are being replaced, as opposed to lift and shift.
a. For instance, a Datawarehouse application called Compass is being migrated from an on prem to a cloud disposition. It has at least 10 interfaces with partner systems that need to be migrated, however design and file spec documentation for many of these is missing. Since, the interfaces are being replaced, documenting these is a key pre-requisite for the shared service architecture team s design.
b. Requested Deliverables:
i. For the top three - five applications, as defined by the Product Owner, document the process flow and detailed requirements for the current production versions.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Top five hard skills:
I. Requirements Elicitation & Documentation
a. Technical documentation skills (PRDs, user flows, process maps)
b. Experience with wireframing/prototyping tools
c. Experience with process mapping tools (Visio, Lucidchart, Miro)
d. Knowledge of BPMN, swimlane diagrams, value stream mapping
e. Ability to effectively extract/create in SharePoint, Confluence, JIRA, JIRA Align
II. Data Analysis
a. Ability to write queries, extract insights, and validate product assumptions with data
b. Excel/Spreadsheet Mastery
1. Advanced functions (VLOOKUP, pivot tables, macros)
III. User Story Writing & Backlog Management
a. Experience crafting clear acceptance criteria and definition of done
b. Proficiency with tools like JIRA, JIRA Align, or similar agile platforms
IV. Agile/Scrum Methodology
a. Demonstrated experience running ceremonies (sprint planning, refinement, retrospectives)
b. Understanding of scaled agile frameworks (e.g., SAFe)
V. API & Integration Understanding
a. Basic knowledge of REST APIs, webhooks, data flows

2. Top five soft skills:
I. Stakeholder Management
a. Can balance competing priorities from engineering, business, and customers
b. Skilled at managing up and influencing without authority
II. Communication & Translation
a. Bridges technical and non-technical audiences effectively
b. Can simplify complex concepts for diverse stakeholders
III. Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
a. Asks `why` to get to root causes vs. jumping to solutions
b. Can evaluate trade-offs and make data-informed decisions
IV. Adaptability & Autonomy
a. Can hit the ground running with minimal onboarding (critical for contractors)
b. Comfortable with ambiguity and changing priorities
V. Collaboration & Facilitation
a. Works effectively within cross-functional teams
b. Can facilitate productive discussions and drive consensus

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