Job Description :Our client in Victoria, BC is looking for a Business Impact Analyst. The candidate is expected to deliver the services remotely and is expected to attend meetings at the office. This is initially a 10-month contract with possibility of extension.
Must Have Primary Skills :- High stakeholder engagement and adoption of recommendation.
- Effective communication and presentation of findings and plans.
- Collaborative work within a cross-functional team.Strong analytical skills and ability to interpret complex data.
- Positive feedback from references and documented lessons learned.
Nice To Have Secondary Skills :As required.
Proven Experience In :The consultant will conduct a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) which will help the client understand how changes or disruptions could impact the organization across various functions
and departments.
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Conducting a corporate-level BIA in collaboration with internal business units and the
Emergency Management Program (EMP).
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Establish risk tolerance of critical business functions and processes.
- Recommend Recovery Time Objectives (RTOs) and Recovery Point Objectives (RPOs)
for key systems.
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Mapping business functions to IT assets, identifying single points of failure and
interdependencies.
- Conducting a technical assessment to determine current IT recovery capabilities, including
architecture, tools, and staffing.
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Designing governance and staffing models to sustain BC/DR planning, which are
benchmarked against other transit agencies and crown corporations.
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Delivering a comprehensive implementation roadmap, presented in three distinct
scenarios to support executive decision-making:
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Best Case: Assumes full and immediate funding. Includes all recommended
improvements (technical, procedural, and organizational) to achieve industry-aligned
resilience targets within a compressed timeframe. Should include estimated cost,
timeline, and resource profile.
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Likely Case: Reflects moderate funding and organizational capacity. Prioritizes highimpact, feasible actions based on current constraints. Vendors must justify trade-offs
and provide a staged plan that delivers measurable risk reduction over time.
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Minimum Case: Assumes minimal investment. Focuses on critical path actions
required to protect essential services and meet minimum compliance obligations.
Must highlight what is deferred or excluded, and the residual risks.
Please send your resume to
[email protected]
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