Senior Business Systems Analyst

Open — Dolby Laboratories has a posting for this job. Posted 8 Sep 2026.

Join the leader in collaborative licensing and help us advance inclusive and efficient new patent licensing approaches to drive innovation globally.
Via is dedicated to accelerating global technology adoption, fostering participation, and generating return on innovation with balanced IP licensing solutions for innovators and manufacturers of all sizes around the globe.

Next Gen is Via LA’s multi-phase enterprise modernization program focused on transforming legacy licensing, royalty-management, financial, and operational processes into a modular, cloud-native platform. The program is designed to improve automation, scalability, maintainability, data integrity, business-rule transparency, end-to-end traceability, and operational controls while reducing dependency on tightly coupled legacy applications. The platform supports complex, rules-driven processes across patent licensing, royalty reporting and processing, financial calculations, tax, audit and compliance, document management, notifications, reporting, and related operational workflows.

The target architecture leverages reusable business capabilities, workflow orchestration, APIs, event-driven integrations, configurable business rules, and modern cloud services.

The Senior Business Systems Analyst (BSA) will play a critical role in the analysis, design, delivery, validation, and implementation of Via LA’s Next Gen platform while continuing to support related legacy applications during the transformation. The BSA will translate complex business needs into clear, testable, and traceable requirements and serve as a key liaison across business, Product Owners, developers, QA, and operational teams throughout the software development lifecycle.

This role requires strong business-analysis discipline and sufficient technical depth to collaborate effectively on microservices, workflows, APIs, data models, integration contracts, cloud services, and system dependencies. The BSA is not expected to develop application code but must understand technical designs, identify gaps and downstream impacts, and ensure implemented solutions align with approved business requirements. This is a hybrid role requiring a minimum of three days per week in the Greenwood Village office.

We are looking for a collaborative professional who is eager to learn, contribute, and grow while helping the team achieve its goals.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead requirements elicitation, analysis, documentation, validation, and refinement for complex enterprise capabilities.
• Develop and maintain BRDs, FRDs, use cases, user stories, business rules, acceptance criteria, decision tables, process flows, and functional specifications.
• Translate complex licensing, royalty, accounting, tax, compliance, and operational processes into implementable system requirements
• Facilitate workshops with Product Owners, business stakeholders, SMEs, architects, developers, QA engineers, and implementation partners.
• Perform current-state, future-state, and gap analysis across legacy applications, manual processes, data flows, and target-state capabilities.
• Identify and document assumptions, dependencies, constraints, risks, unresolved decisions, and cross-system impacts.
• Establish requirements baselines and identify material changes requiring additional analysis, approval, or scope review.
• Ensure requirements are complete, testable, traceable, and sufficiently detailed before development and testing begin.
• Support internal go-to-market and adoption strategies for AI-powered workflows, agentic experiences, and internal products that simplify employee work across enterprise platforms.

• Model end-to-end business processes, workflows, system interactions, decision points, exception paths, manual controls, and service boundaries.
• Use Enterprise Architect, Miro, Visio, or similar tools to maintain domain models, capability maps, swimlane diagrams, data-flow diagrams, system interaction diagrams, and data dictionaries.
• Decompose large business processes into reusable capabilities and clearly defined functional responsibilities.
• Document business data definitions, field-level requirements, reference data, mappings, ownership, validation rules, and data-quality expectations.
• Maintain alignment across business-process models,…