Lead and own the end-to-end requirement lifecycle across banking products, driving requirements from elicitation to validation to sign off, ensuring completeness, traceability, and delivery readiness and alignment with regulatory requirements and industry practices
You may be assigned as Level 2 AMS support between Business/Client IT Team, partnering systems, and Application Managed Services (AMS) team. In this role, you are expected
Requirements Translation: Partner closely with business users and Functional Business Analysts (FBAs) to gather requirements and translate them into Functional and Technical Specification documents.
Architectural Guidance: Review, validate, and optimize proposed solution designs, focusing on optimal architectural patterns for the migration to .NET 8.
Own the End-to-End Pipeline Data Strategy: Design and maintain the reporting frameworks and data hygiene necessary to track partner-sourced pipeline progress. Develop and manage 'early warning' dashboards to proactively identify funnel gaps, ensuring accurate attribution and ROI measurement.
Architectural Guidance: Review, validate, and optimize proposed solution designs, focusing on optimal architectural patterns for the migration to .NET 8.
Requirements Translation: Partner closely with business users and Functional Business Analysts (FBAs) to gather requirements and translate them into Functional and Technical Specification documents.
Manage end-to-end M&A processes, including deal preparation, financial modeling, valuation, due diligence, negotiation and completion, across cross-functional project teams to a diverse client base.
Architectural Guidance: Review, validate, and optimize proposed solution designs, focusing on optimal architectural patterns for the migration to .NET 8.
Performing financial reporting valuations for business combinations, including purchase price allocations, enterprise values, intangible assets, financial instruments, and legal entities.
Architectural Guidance: Review, validate, and optimize proposed solution designs, focusing on optimal architectural patterns for the migration to .NET 8.