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Job description
Location: Bangalore, Karnataka, India Department: Digital Engineering
Business Analyst
Primary Skills
CSPO
Job requirements
Experience Range: 4 to 6 years of professional experience, including at least 3 years in functional testing and business systems analysis within core banking systems Key Responsibilities: 1. Deliver daily technical support for core banking, deposit, and investment systems, ensuring operational continuity and proactively enhancing end-user experience 2. Elicit, analyze, and document business requirements for system enhancements, upgrades, and change requests, producing clear specifications and actionable project plans 3. Conduct impact analysis for system integrations and interfaces, evaluating effects on business processes and enterprise architecture 4. Configure and maintain core banking solutions, implementing incremental enhancements and minor releases aligned with prioritized business objectives 5. Perform comprehensive data analysis to identify process improvements, validate system accuracy, and optimize operational efficiency 6. Lead resolution of production issues, collaborating with cross-functional teams to diagnose root causes and implement effective solutions 7. Prepare and deliver subject matter analysis, solution options, and recommendations to stakeholders through professional reports and presentations 8. Facilitate and participate in design workshops, ensuring business needs are addressed within established standards and compliance frameworks Required Skills: 1. Functional testing of core banking systems (minimum 3 years) 2. Business systems analysis and requirements elicitation 3. Technical assessment and configuration of banking applications 4. Proficiency with relational databases such as Oracle and SQL Server 5. Experience with IBM Main Frame, .NET Suite, or Java Suite technologies 6. Hands-on use of API tools including Postman and SOAP UI 7. System integration and interface impact analysis 8. Implementation or conversion project experience in banking or financial services 9. Working knowledge of Waterfall and Agile methodologies Preferred Skills: 1. Advanced expertise in IBM Main Frame environments 2. Experience with automation or test management tools (e.g., Selenium, JIRA) 3. Familiarity with investment systems and deposit domain 4. Understanding of regulatory compliance requirements in financial services 5. Experience with documentation and knowledge management platforms Desired Qualifications: 1. Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Business Administration, or a related field 2. Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) or equivalent Agile certification 3. Certification in business analysis or banking technology (e.g., CBAP, CCBA)
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