The Application Solutions Analyst supports, maintains, and enhances enterprise software applications and related software used by the Registrar's Office, Student Services, Academic Programs, and Financial and Administrative Services across campus. Under the supervision of the Director of Enterprise Application and Data Services, the Analyst manages application implementation, upgrades, troubleshooting, integrations, and customization for systems such as Ellucian Colleague, Recruit CRM, and Canvas. The role works with departments to analyze business processes, automate workflows, and deliver technology solutions that improve efficiency and reliability. It also provides cross-functional support for regulatory and compliance reporting, operational reporting, and institutional data analysis, while supporting the college’s mission and vision. The position administers ERP and other applications, including configuration, upgrades, environment refreshes, testing, user accounts, and security roles. It provides liaison and technical support to campus users, supports integrations between enterprise systems and third-party applications, and contributes to administration of the learning and reporting platforms. The Analyst documents and optimizes processes, develops technical and functional documentation, trains staff, and supports data governance and institutional reporting initiatives. The Data Services responsibilities include supporting mandatory external reporting, preparing ad hoc and recurring reports, dashboards, and query analyses, interpreting data, and designing and maintaining data solutions. The Analyst works with department leaders and end users to gather requirements and develop reports using enterprise reporting tools, drawing on systems including Colleague ERP, Ellucian Recruit, and Ellucian Ethos. The position collaborates with faculty, deans, department leaders, IT, student success teams, administrators, and vendors. It establishes project priorities and timelines, provides training and technical guidance, and serves on committees or workgroups as assigned. The regular schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; varied hours, including evenings and weekends, may be needed during critical periods. The role requires in-person presence and is eligible for telework under the Telework Policy. Work supports Cecil College locations in North East and Elkton, Maryland, and other instructional sites; travel between locations and to state meetings is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level