Senior Business Analyst (AI)

Location: Washington, DC, United States

Salary: $130,000–$150,000 per year

Company

hirify.global supports a Department of the Air Force customer with acquisition process modernization and AI-enabled knowledge management.

What you will do

• Direct the operation, maintenance, and continuous improvement of an enterprise acquisition process model.
• Review acquisition laws, regulations, policies, and approved guidance, then implement approved model updates within five business days.
• Coordinate and facilitate government working groups, documenting decisions and approved actions.
• Deliver virtual onboarding and update training for the acquisition workforce.
• Engineer, validate, and manage the lifecycle of an AI prompt library and related AI-enabled workflows.
• Coordinate technical collaboration across multiple Air Force organizations.

Requirements

• 10+ years of business analysis experience, including senior-level direction of complex process models or knowledge management platforms.
• Master’s degree in business administration, finance, or management information systems, or a bachelor’s degree with equivalent additional experience.
• Active Secret clearance required; interim Secret may be considered with approval.
• Deep working knowledge of Department of Defense or Air Force acquisition policy.
• Experience translating newly issued guidance into content updates on a tight cycle.
• Experience leading cross-organizational working groups and delivering training at scale.

Nice to have

• CBAP certification from IIBA.
• Prompt engineering and AI-enabled workflow lifecycle management experience.
• Prior support for Air Force or OSD acquisition policy organizations.
• Instructional design or technical training development experience.

Culture & Benefits

• Work supports a Department of the Air Force acquisition customer.
• Role combines acquisition policy, knowledge management, process modernization, and AI workflow governance.
• Includes collaboration across multiple Air Force organizations and government working groups.