Banking Process & Data Analytics Analyst

Infosys Technologies; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 82,000 - 112,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

401(k) plan

Paid holidays

Paid Time Off

Job summary

Infosys seeks a Domain Consultant 2 to analyze client banking processes, identify optimization opportunities, and align solutions with industry standards. You will benchmark performance, document system customizations, and support SOPs throughout implementation.

Responsibilities include researching third‑party products, performing comparative analyses, and coordinating post‑deployment stability. This role requires strong communication and cross‑functional collaboration within the U.S. context.

Qualifications

• Experience in deposits and lending, online banking, or customer onboarding/KYC processes.
• Translate detailed requirements into actionable technical scope and objectives.
• Strong analytical and documentation skills with cross-functional collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Analyze client business processes to identify optimization opportunities and align with industry standards.
• Facilitate benchmarking studies with stakeholders and measure performance against norms.
• Document system customizations and workflows; draft SOPs and operational procedures.
• Research third‑party products; provide comparative analyses of features, costs, and scalability.
• Coordinate solution implementations and support SOP maintenance for post‑deployment stability.

Skills

Deposits & Lending

KYC onboarding

Business analysis

Education

Bachelor's degree or foreign equivalent

Job description

Infosys seeks a Domain Consultant 2 to analyze client banking processes, identify optimization opportunities, and align solutions with industry standards. You will benchmark performance, document system customizations, and support SOPs throughout implementation.

Responsibilities include researching third‑party products, performing comparative analyses, and coordinating post‑deployment stability. This role requires strong communication and cross‑functional collaboration within the U.S. context.