
The Business Analyst will support Medicaid financial operations by analyzing business requirements, documenting functional designs, and enabling process improvements. They will collaborate with stakeholders to translate business needs into actionable objectives and ensure alignment with quality standards.
Candidates must have 4–8 years of experience in a Business Analyst role with at least 1 year of experience in the Medicaid financial domain. Proficiency in financial processes, SQL, Microsoft Excel, and requirement-tracking tools is required.
As a Business Analyst - Financials (Healthcare) at Gainwell you will support Gainwell’s Medicaid financial operations by analyzing business requirements, documenting functional designs, and enabling process improvements across financial systems and workflows. The role requires experience in healthcare financial domains, including Accounts Receivable, expenditures, and transaction processing (835/834/capitation).
You will collaborate closely with business stakeholders, project teams, and technical teams to translate business needs into clear, actionable requirements and ensure alignment with Gainwell delivery standards and regulatory expectations.
This role is strictly involved in business analysis, requirements gathering, and financial process support activities and does not involve direct access to Protected Health Information (PHI), Personally Identifiable Information (PII), or any secured or confidential client data. The work is limited to financial data analysis, business process documentation, and requirements management using approved and governed datasets and does not include handling or processing of sensitive health or personal information.
Having 4–8 years of experience, this position will be responsible for supporting financial business analysis activities across healthcare programs.
Required Skills:
Remote working environment with shift starts from 2pm- 11pm IST
Gainwell Technologies specializes in innovative, digitally enabled services to enhance public health and human services for vulnerable populations across the United States.