Product Business Analyst – Post Trade Solutions

Description

The company is a global fintech firm that builds trading, risk management and processing software for capital markets.

Around 3,400 staff from more than 65 nationalities, working from 19 offices, develop, deliver and support the platform used by banks, asset managers, corporations and utilities worldwide.

The role sits in the Post Trade domain of the Product Evolution Services division and drives continuous evolution of the MX.3 platform for banking operations, finance, risk and treasury desks.

You would join one of several expert teams, such as Operations, Finance, P&L, BSM (Balance Sheet Management) or Securities Finance.

The team works on the people-centric side of a fast-moving industry, with one global team in which you can learn quickly.

Responsibilities

• Turn business needs from internal and external stakeholders into functional product specifications.
• Write user stories and acceptance criteria in an Agile setting.
• Work with development teams so features ship on time and at high quality.
• Help shape product strategy, roadmap and packaging.
• Track market trends and regulatory changes to anticipate how the product should evolve.
• Act as subject matter expert for internal stakeholders and clients during implementations and demos.
• Work with product managers, developers and client-facing teams on features covering the post-trade lifecycle, from trade capture to settlement, collateral, P&L and balance sheet risk.

Requirements

• Master's degree in engineering, computer science, applied mathematics or a related field.
• A finance specialization is a plus.
• Strong interest in product management and financial software.
• Analytical, curious and keen to learn.
• Willing to propose ideas and take initiative.
• Comfortable working in a collaborative, cross-functional environment.
• Fluent in English.
• French is a plus.

Benefits

• Exposure to a wide range of financial domains, from liquidity and interest rate risk to settlement, collateral and synthetic financing.
• Room to build both technical and functional expertise.
• Alumni from your school or your network may already work at the company, and you can contact them to hear about their experience.