Business Analyst or Developer

Technical Business analyst to support treasury and cash management & payment functions for integration and conversion projects. This role will interface with other application development teams within IT as well as various shared services organizations and infrastructure areas. Resource will be supporting ISO 20022 migration, continued build out of investments, cash management and payments capabilities at First Citizens Bank. The delivery is expected to be on iterative way hence the candidate is expected to know agile delivery methodology (preferably with Dev Azure)Qualifications•Experience in ISO 20022, Swift Alliance Access in Payment domain Strong analytical and critical thinking skills, with the ability to analyze business requirements to determine processing flow, user needs, and inter-dependencies of multiple information systems. •Strong problem solving skills with the ability to analyze and break down components to identify a root cause. •Ability to work well independently, be fully accountable, and provide creative solutioning, as required. •Experience with SDLC and agile methodology is expected. •Excellent verbal and written communication skills; history of active engagement business partners and stakeholders.•More than 10 years of experience worked as a business analyst, having knowledge on treasury business area treasury, cash management and payment functions•Technical skills using SQL (SQL server) is a must•Technical skills using SQL (SQL server) is a must•Experience working with data management projects having experience in data analysis, data governance, data quality and lineage•Experience working in agile and iterative environment , including running scrum project as a scrum master and/or product owner. •Financial industry experience required including functional knowledge of financial instruments like derivatives, FX trades, swaps, caps, cash etc. •Experience with any of the following is a plus: ISO 20022, Quantum, Swift, Aladdin, Clearwater, Chatham Financials, Pinnacle, QRM