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The International Monetary Fund seeks an experienced contractual Business Analyst to support ERP financial applications, including PeopleSoft Financials, and to coordinate requirements, testing, and release readiness across business and technology stakeholders.
You will help define requirements, document processes, and explore AI-enabled governance within enterprise finance and related corporate processes.
Work for the IMF. Work for the World. The ITD Finance and Human Capital Management Unit is seeking an experienced contractual Business Analyst to support ERP financial applications used for the Fund’s corporate finance, capacity development, and related corporate business processes. The role will work with business and technology stakeholders to define requirements, analyze processes, support application enhancements, coordinate testing, and contribute to modernization initiatives, including responsible use of AI-enabled capabilities within governed enterprise processes. The IMF relies heavily on PeopleSoft for these business processes; hands-on experience with PeopleSoft Financials or another major ERP platform is required. The selected candidate must bring strong ERP business analysis experience, sound judgment, disciplined documentation practices, and the ability to work effectively across business, technology, governance, and vendor stakeholders.
Department: ITDAI FH Information Technology Department Immediate Office Digital Finance and Human Resource Unit Hiring For: A11, A12
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