Beschreibung
A global Swiss Bank is looking for a Business Analyst (f/m) Credit Risk.Workload 100%
Workplace Zurich
Start Date asap
End Date 19.01.2017
Reference Number 3693
Project Environment
This is an exciting business analysis position within Risk Strategic Change. The unit supports the business division Chief Risk Officers and the Firm Wide Risk functions with best-in-class services to effectively and efficiently deliver Change-the-Bank projects. We act as the essential conduit between business stakeholders in Risk at the IT delivery functions, at various levels of seniority and across geographical locales. Ensuring maximum added value by closely working with the business stakeholders to understand and interpret their needs and to stringently prioritize the resources. Partnering with the IT service providers to ensure that optimal solutions are specified, designed, tested and implemented.
Tasks
• Drive and coordinate the delivery of Credit Risk relevant IT and process changes.
• Prepare Business Requirement documents including requirement description and use cases.
• Work with the Functional Architects and other Business Analysts to ensure the solutions proposed are fit for purpose.
• Identify opportunities for IT and process improvements.
• Analyze business processes and recommend new design changes to existing business processes.
• Assist IT and business in defining test cases and acceptance criteria.
Requirements
• Min. 8 years experience as a Business Analyst.
• Strong track record in business analysis.
• Strong quantitative and analytical skills.
• Experience in process management / design.
• Strong communication skills to face off to, influence and engage senior stakeholders.
• Ability to work independently, highly organized and able to work in a quickly changing and fast paced environment.
• Good knowledge of IT and banking processes.
• Excellent communication skills in English.
• (Credit) Risk experience and understanding of Bank environment would be a plus.
• Understanding and experience of implementing regulatory projects in a large bank would be a plus.
Elena Prieb
Recruiter