4897 Resolution Analyst Denials jobs in Dallas,TX

Lead discovery, analysis requirements gathering.
Break large initiatives into well‑defined epics and user stories.
Serve as the team's primary analytical authority, ensuring requirements are technically sound.
Define functional specifications, workflows, integration requirements, and service consumption models for secrets management.
Partner closely with engineers across the full delivery lifecycle, providing clarity and alignment from design through deployment.
Drive consistent onboarding and service patterns, self‑service enablement, and operational excellence.
Contribute to platform roadmaps, architecture discussions, control patterns, and capability evolution.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Security, Engineering, or related field
Required: 5 years' experience in systems and technical analysis
Strong expertise in HashiCorp Vault and non‑interactive secrets workflows (policies, auth methods, KV, Transit, dynamic secrets, integrations).
Advanced analytical and problem‑solving skills with the ability to decompose complex, multi‑domain problems into clear, actionable components.
Proven experience writing high-quality user stories, acceptance criteria, requirements documents, and systems/process specifications.
Knowledge of non-human identity and workload identity technologies such as SPIFFE/SPIRE, cloud workload identities, X.509/SVID issuance, and service authentication models.
Strong understanding of cloud infrastructure and identity (AWS IAM roles/policies, Azure Managed Identities, Kubernetes workload identities, service mesh patterns).
Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to decompose complex, multi-domain problems into clear, actionable components.
Strong expertise in HashiCorp Vault and non-interactive secrets workflows (policies, auth methods, KV, Transit, dynamic secrets, integrations).
Drive consistent onboarding and service patterns, self-service enablement, and operational excellence.
Break large initiatives into well-defined epics and user stories.