Job Summary

We are seeking an experienced Techno-Functional Business Analyst / Product Manager with over 10 years of experience in Core Banking and Payments, specializing in Finastra Payments solutions. The ideal candidate will possess robust domain expertise across domestic and cross-border payment processing, payment modernization initiatives, ISO 20022 migration, and end-to-end product lifecycle management. This role requires close collaboration with business stakeholders, operations, technology teams, and third-party vendors to deliver scalable, compliant, and customer-centric payment solutions. We are currently seeking a BA-Finastra Payments to join our team in Pune, Maharashtra, India.

Responsibilities
Lead business analysis, product definition, and functional solutioning for Finastra Payments implementations, upgrades, and transformation initiatives.
Gather, analyze, and document business requirements, user stories, functional specifications, process flows, and acceptance criteria.
Act as the bridge between business, operations, architecture, development, testing,



and implementation teams.
Drive payment modernization initiatives including migration to ISO 20022 and real-time payment capabilities.
Define product roadmap, feature prioritization, and release planning aligned with business strategy.
Perform gap analysis between current and target payment operating models.
Collaborate with solution architects to design scalable, secure, and high-performing payment solutions.
Support integration with Core Banking systems, channels, SWIFT, clearing networks, AML/Fraud systems, and General Ledger.
Ensure compliance with regulatory and market requirements across domestic and international payment schemes.
Support SIT, UAT, production validation, defect triage, and business sign-off.
Provide production support, impact assessment, change management, and stakeholder communications.

Functional Expertise
Finastra Payments platform
High Value Pa

📌 Ba Finastra Payments Pune (India)
🏢 NTT DATA Business Solutions
📍 India