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Technical Business Analyst – Finance Transformation – Financial Services
📍 Hybrid – 3 Days in London | ⏳ 6-Month Contract (Outside IR35) | 💰 Up to £500 per day
 
Overview:
A leading financial services organisation is seeking a Technical Business Analyst with experience in finance transformation, ERP implementation, and business process optimisation. This role will focus on supporting a Finance Transformation Project, including the implementation of a new ERP, Treasury Management System, and Reporting & Consolidation Tools.
 
This is an exciting opportunity for a mid-level BA with strong technical skills to work across finance, IT, and operations, ensuring smooth system configuration, process improvements, and regulatory compliance.
 
Key Responsibilities:

Finance Transformation: Support the implementation of D365 F&O financial modules, ensuring alignment with business and regulatory requirements.
Process Optimisation: Analyse and document current financial processes, identifying areas for improvement and automation.
Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with finance, IT, and business teams to translate requirements into functional and technical specifications.
ERP & Systems Configuration: Work with third-party vendors and IT teams to configure ERP functionalities, including GL, AP, AR, budgeting, and cash management.
Data & Compliance: Ensure data integrity, security, and compliance with financial regulations (IFRS, Basel III, etc.).
User Support & Training: Develop training materials and conduct user training sessions to support ERP adoption.
Testing & UAT: Define test cases, perform User Acceptance Testing (UAT), and validate system functionalities. 
Required Skills & Experience:

Proven experience as a Business Analyst in financial services.
Hands-on experience with ERP systems (preferably Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O), especially in financial modules.
Strong understanding of finance processes, banking operations, and accounting principles.
Experience with business process mapping, automation, and reporting tools (SQL, Power BI, etc.).
Ability to engage with cross-functional teams, translating complex business needs into technical requirements.
Strong stakeholder management skills, with experience handling challenging conversations. 
Contract Details:

Duration: 6 months
Location: Hybrid – 3 days per week in London
Rate: Up to £500 per day (Outside IR35)

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