The Project Manager / Business Analyst (PM/BA) will define and lead projects related to Core Banking platforms, Corporate actions processing, payments and reconciliation systems of International Wealth Management activity in Europe and in Asia.
Role and responsibilities:
- Conduct studies and analysis (gap analysis etc)
- Plan project deliveries
- Define and follow-up budget
- Conduct project governance and report on project progress (steering committees, project committees, etc)
- Identify and report on project risks, attention points and issues to follow-up
- Requirements and general functional specifications (GFS): Coordination of workshops, minutes, writing GFS, Review and validation with Sponsors, Presentation and support to Dev Team, etc
- Define requirements using interviews, document analysis, requirements workshops, surveys, site visits, business process descriptions, use cases, scenarios, business analysis, tasks and workflow analysis.
- Coordinate all teams, from same division or other divisions, working on the same project
- Plan the migration strategy and change management activities related to these new projects
- Coordinate, supervise and contribute to Users Acceptance Tests (UAT) related to new implementations
- Ensure the good relationship with business sponsors and stakeholders on each location
Ideal profile:
- 10+ years of experience as Project manager or Business analyst within banking / financial services
- Mandatory previous experience with Core banking implementation or support projects
- Strong functional knowledge of core banking and investment products (equity, bonds, FX, derivatives): trade lifecycle front to back, transactions reporting, reconciliations front to back, payment (Swift) and settlement
- Knowledge of Intellimatch or regulation on trades such as Mifid2 is a plus
- Good communication skills
- Strong proficiency with Powerpoint, Excel, Word, Visio
- Familiar with project management tools as well as issue and release management, production and support (JIRA, Service Now, PPM tools, etc)