Analytics Governance Business Analyst (Banking, AVP)

We are looking for an experienced Technical Business Analyst with key skills within data governance within banking (core banking or investment banking) to work on a contract initially through to the end of March 2026.

This Business Analyst will work a minimum of 3 days a week in Liverpool Street, London and the remaining can be done remotely.

Key Skills Required:

• Experience related to Analytics Governance or EUC Reporting Governance, for other organisations.
  
  
• Experience working with governance frameworks supporting BCBS239 principles. Experience of European Central Bank (ECB) onboarding would be a plus.
  
  
• Experience in using and configuring cataloguing tools, such as Collibra.
  
  
• Experience of working in the financial services industry and knowledge of data related regulatory requirements for financial service sector.
  
  
• An outstanding problem solver who is has an analytical mindset, is inquisitive and excellent with technology.
  
  
• Solid understanding of the full Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) as relevant to analytics covering the full project lifecycle e.g.: requirements gathering, design approvals, development, testing, documentation requirements and release processes.
  
  
• Working knowledge and understanding of data governance, data quality, metadata, profiling, analysis, and data management tools and practices.
  
  
• Analytically minded with the enthusiasm to problem solve and be able to implement and deliver solutions.
  
  
• Strong cataloguing experience
  
  
• Confident stakeholder engagement skills to communicate within working groups.
  
  
• An understanding of Physical, Logical, and Business Data Models.
  
  
• Understanding of metadata and its importance in cataloguing data outputs for easy access and retrieval.
  
  Keywords: governance, KDO, Key data outputs, BCBS239, ECB, European central bank, SDLC, data, data model, power query, Power BI, collibra, power apps, tableau, alteryx, google cloud platform, GCP, EUC, end user computing