Job Description

Key purpose:

As a Business Analyst, you will design an organization-wide short-term and long-term solution to prepare for the IFRS 9 Supplementary Information Schedule (IFRS 9 Schedule) and will be responsible for analyzing and designing information systems. You will work with our business partners to develop clear, technically sound and safe, and efficient requirements. You'll have experience in developing database- driven applications using Microsoft .NET technologies such as Visual Studio, SQL Server, or Oracle.

Duties and responsibilities:

• Project management: a blend of traditional project management (timelines and reporting) and agile (squads and sprints)
• Supplementary Information Schedule (IFRS 9 Schedule) that will be submitted to the South African Reserve Bank Prudential Authority (SARB PA) monthly
• IT systems: the ability to understand systems architecture and process flows
• Banking experience, including Credit Risk, especially calculation of credit RWA, Banks Act Regulations and Returns, especially asset classes of financial reporting and reconciliations
• Banking IT systems responsible for the operation and maintenance of DotNetNuke, as well as providing business analysis, planning, direction, and oversight to ensure operational effectiveness
• Updates relevant databases in the .NET Security system including Security Manager, Enterprise Console, Web Server, SAP, Oracle, and other EDI systems
• International banking experience: if possible, the best in the industry.
• Coordinate activities with the Project Management Office

Qualifications and experience:

• Bachelor's degree in business, Computer Science, or a related field required
• Master's degree preferred
• 5 years of experience as a Project Manager and/or Business Analyst
• 3 years of recent experience in the technology industry, business development, and/or project management
• Experience working with Microsoft Projects is required
• Experience with Agile/Scrum methodologies, including JIRA, Pivotal Tracker, and Sprintly are desirable