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# Cadence and Prelude Application Analyst III

- **Company:** RWJBarnabas Health
- **Location:** Oceanport, NJ, United States
- **Experience:** Experienced
- **Salary:** $100,619.0 - $142,124.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** System Configuration, Software Engineering, Test Scripts, Epic Cadence, Build Management, Epic Prelude
- **Published:** September 8, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.healthjobsnationwide.com/node/15489803/apply-external

## About the Role

* You are adaptable and flexible to business needs
 * You have critical thinking skills
 * You are dependable and take initiative
 * You enjoy problem solving

To Be Considered for the position, you must have:

 * Associate's degree with 4 or more years of relevant system build work experience
 * Certifications: Epic Cadence & Prelude certified (Referrals and/or CRM Call Management preferred)

## Description

The Application Analyst III is primarily responsible for supporting the design and build of the designated applications. They are primarily responsible for the overall build of the workflows, system configurations, change documentation and support of operations for the application. They are self-directed and work with minimal supervision and are a knowledge resource for Application Analysts I & II. The Application Analyst III is responsible for the installation, upgrades and the configuration of the application. The Application Analyst III assists in the coordination of customer support activities. The Application Analyst III creates the test scripts for the application, executes the test scripts, and documents all test outcomes, including advanced troubleshooting skills and support - these activities apply to implementation, upgrade, and maintenance initiatives. The Application Analyst III is responsible for addressing customer or build issues, recommending mitigation plans and
escalating more complex issues above their knowledge base. The Application Analyst III also provides on-call support for the application through go-live and ongoing maintenance period.

As an Application Analyst III , a typical day may include:

 * Executing application design and build
 * Providing application support
 * Maintaining constant communication with the customer and documentation
 * Project Management - recommending areas for process improvement


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