Business Analyst - Data modernisation & Fund Accouting

City of London
3 weeks ago
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Are you a highly skilled Business Analyst with a passion for data and experience in the fund accounting and financial reporting world? A leading global financial institution is seeking a talented individual to join their high-performing data modernisation team in Canary Wharf.

About the Role:

This 6-month contract offers you the chance to play a key role in delivering and improving data product availability for various business units. You'll be working in an Agile environment, collaborating closely with operational teams and leveraging your expertise to enhance the client experience.

Key Responsibilities:

Analyse domain data and operational processes, focusing on areas like Fund Accounting, Financial Reporting, and Regulatory Reporting.
Collaborate with business, technology, and architecture teams to develop data products and contribute to strategic decision-making.
Elicit and document functional requirements, create user stories, and oversee the development and implementation of new functionality.
Perform user acceptance testing and support the rollout of new data solutions.
Act as a subject matter expert on specific applications, documenting and developing a knowledge base.
Collaborate with upstream and downstream teams to solve data challenges and deliver global solutions.

Essential Skills and Experience:

Proven experience as a Business Analyst with strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Solid operational background in fund administration or financial reporting.
A good understanding of Invest One accounting platform and Passport reporting system (or similar financial systems).
Hands-on experience with Azure and Snowflake cloud data technologies.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to effectively work with technical and non-technical teams.
Strong organisational and time management skills, with the ability to work independently and prioritise tasks. Benefits:

Competitive Rate: £750 per day (umbrella)
Dynamic Environment: Be part of a high-performing, Agile team driving data transformation.
Global Impact: Contribute to solutions used by a leading financial institution with a global presence.
Prime Location: Work in Canary Wharf, a vibrant financial hub in London.If you're a proactive and results-oriented BA ready to make a real impact, apply now! Please submit your CV and a cover letter highlighting your relevant experience.

Randstad Technologies is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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