Business Analyst- SOX/ ITAR job opportunity

Mar 01, 2006 0 Replies

Greetings All,



Aon Consulting has been entrusted to conduct a candidate search for a Business Analyst SOX/ITAR for one of our esteemed client companies. This is not a consulting position, it is for direct hire. The need is immediate, and the location is Sterling Heights, MI. The candidate MUST be a US citizen.



About the Company: Our client is a global IT services company with leading market position in both commercial and federal sectors. They have an excellent business model emphasizing stability and growth. They are financially strong, and extremely well regarded as reliable and customer focused. Our client's employees enjoy benefits including Medical /Dental/Vision/ and Life Insurance, matching 401K plan, Flexible spending plan, tuition reimbursement, paid vacation, holidays, and sick days.


Job Title:Business Analyst SOX/ ITAR



Functions: Perform business/application process and analysis (includes requirements gathering, documenting, design, change management) Provide application support On-site in Sterling Heights, MI


Qualifications: Experience in managing Security & Compliance in an international A&D environment Experience managing large projects in an A&D environment Experience with & knowledge of ITAR Demonstrated knowledge & experience with Sarbanes Oxley laws & requirements Demonstrated ability writing corporate polices and procedures Effective communication & interpersonal skills Understanding of technology & systems integration issues.


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- they can be assured that Aon Consulting adheres to strict policies governing confidentiality and, therefore, will not forward resumes or any information ever gathered to any client without the individual's express prior approval.


Lynne Woolf Recruiter, Aon Consulting W 813-653-9716 snipped-for-privacy@tampabay.rr.com



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