Job Title: Business Analyst

Department: IT Group – FRS

About Business Line/Function

Business Line / Function: FRS Testing

FRESH – Performance Management and Liquidity Solutions (PMLS)

FRESH has been created in January 2020, as a joint venture of Finance functional project teams with their counterpart ITg IT project teams. FRESH is hierarchically part of ITg, but with a very solid functional link with Finance, its sponsoring department. The main purpose of its creation is to align the efforts of Finance and ITg and accomplish the delivery of projects in the most timely and cost effective way.

PMLS is one of the main departments in FRESH covering Liquidity and Performance Management streams.

Position Purpose

The role will focus on the Liquidity IT workstream.

Purpose: Responsible for the Production, Development and Maintenance of the Liquidity suite of applications which are part of BNP Paribas group Liquidity reporting.
Scope: ISPL based PMLS IT Development team.



Responsibility for the IT development and enhancement of PMLS applications as well as production processes and enhancments.

Responsibilities

Direct Responsibilities

Requirement gathering – Work with requirement providers and onsite team based in Paris / London and the USA to gather and analyze requirements, conduct and participate in meetings / workshops to understand requirements.
Analysis – Conduct functional/ Technical/ impact analysis. Write functional / Technical specifications for offshore development team based in Mumbai and Chennai.
Testing – Support SIT / UAT and Regression testing. Create test cases as needed for testing. Work on defect resolution on defects raised by Users.
Coordination – This position will require working with different teams based in different locations worldwide. Effective coordination between different teams is required.
Documentation – Raise change request for extracts / data required for reconciliation and controls, Raise Jira’s for development, raise service no

📌 Business Analyst (India)
🏢 BNP Paribas
📍 India