Senior Core Banking Transformation Analyst

UBP - Union Bancaire Privée; Genf; Vor Ort; CHF 140.000 - 190.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

UBP - Union Bancaire Privée is seeking a Senior Core Banking Business Analyst to drive IT transformation of the core banking platform. The role requires strong delivery experience, architectural alignment, and collaboration with business and IT stakeholders in a banking environment.

The ideal candidate will possess over 15 years in banking, expertise in AI, and the ability to lead onshore/offshore teams, with fluency in French and English preferred.

Qualifikationen

• Experience delivering IT transformation projects in banking.
• Strong communication and seniority in stakeholder management.
• Experience with AI technologies to support transformation.
• Deep knowledge of core banking landscapes in banks or software firms.
• Autonomous with structured analytical thinking.
• Ability to communicate in French and English; written and spoken.

Aufgaben

• Ensure compliance with UBP architecture, procedures and standards.
• Analyze and formalize business needs for core banking transformation.
• Define and design solutions with SMEs and Service owners.
• Prepare analysis and specifications for user approvals.
• Create high level business requirements specifications.
• Estimate high level development workload.

Kenntnisse

IT delivery transformation

Communication skills

AI knowledge

Core banking experience

Autonomy

Structured methodology

French & English

Client oriented

Onshore/offshore coordination

Ausbildung

Bachelor Degree

Tools

SQL

Jobbeschreibung

UBP - Union Bancaire Privée is seeking a Senior Core Banking Business Analyst to drive IT transformation of the core banking platform. The role requires strong delivery experience, architectural alignment, and collaboration with business and IT stakeholders in a banking environment.

The ideal candidate will possess over 15 years in banking, expertise in AI, and the ability to lead onshore/offshore teams, with fluency in French and English preferred.