Business Analyst

Uppdrag 51745 Business Analyst

• Lead the elicitation, documentation, and validation of business and functional requirements for digital transformation initiatives.

• Collaborate with architecture, design, and engineering teams to ensure alignment between business goals and technical implementation.

• Map and analyze end-to-end user journeys across channels to identify pain points, redundancies, and opportunities for harmonization.

• Support the definition of KPIs and success metrics for adoption, performance, and scalability.

• Develop high-level business and functional designs (HLDs) to guide solution delivery, ensuring scalability across products, markets, and channels.

• Define and maintain traceability matrices linking business requirements to implementation and testing outcomes.

• Partner with product owners and delivery leads to prioritize requirements and manage scope in an Agile delivery model.

• Contribute to RACI and governance frameworks supporting multi-market rollout, localization, and change control.

• Facilitate workshops and stakeholder sessions across business units and markets to align priorities and ensure shared understanding.

• Support CI/CD readiness by specifying business-controlled configuration and feature flag requirements.

• Produce clear business process documentation using BPMN or equivalent standards where needed to support automation and orchestration.

Skills and Experience:

Digital Banking & Transformation (5–8+ years)

• Proven experience as a Business Analyst within digital banking, fintech, or large-scale transformation programs.

• Deep understanding of banking products and digital ecosystems.

Pan-European Delivery Experience

• Track record supporting multi-market rollout projects, balancing standardization and local adaptation.

• Skilled in managing stakeholders across diverse cultural, regulatory, and operational contexts.

Requirements & Process Management

• Strong command of business analysis methods: requirements elicitation, user stories, use cases, acceptance criteria, and traceability.