IT Business Analyst (Intraday Liquidity Management)

Unison Group

Collaborate with business stakeholders to scope requirements and propose feasible solutions aligned with business objectives.
Engage with technology, vendors, and change teams to develop a deep understanding of the end-to-end system architecture, implementation, and liquidity business processes.
Perform data analysis on large datasets to assess impacts and propose solutions for managing technology changes.
Prepare functional specifications using strong analytical and technical skills. Present solution designs and system architectures effectively.
Define cost-effective and detailed technology solutions that comply with business needs and regulatory standards.
Provide support across all phases of the project lifecycle – including testing strategy, data migration, and release planning.
Promote simplified and consolidated technology design and integration architecture.
Build and maintain relationships with key business and technology stakeholders.
Deliver clear and timely communications to senior management and stakeholders

Experience as a Analyst in Liquidity, Financial Markets, Payments, or Cash domains.
Proven expertise in liquidity management and understanding of regulatory mandates (e.g., Global Regulators).
Strong background in sourcing and mapping data from various TP data frameworks.
Experience with large-scale system upgrades and re-engineering initiatives.
Ability to manage workload independently and deliver results in complex environments with multiple dependencies.

Requirements

Required Skills
Experience as a Analyst in Liquidity, Financial Markets, Payments, or Cash domains.

Proven expertise in liquidity management and understanding of regulatory mandates (e.g., Global Regulators).

Strong background in sourcing and mapping data from various TP data frameworks.

Experience with large-scale system upgrades and re-engineering initiatives.

Ability to manage workload independently and deliver results in complex environments with multiple dependencies.

Technical skills: