Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM

Job Description

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM:
On behalf of our Banking client, Procom is searching for a Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM for a 6-month role. This position is a hybrid position with 2 days onsite at our client’s Toronto office.

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM - Job Description:
We are seeking a Senior Business Systems Analyst with expertise in global asset management and investment book of record (IBOR). The role involves working on IBOR-related projects to optimize trade strategies and ensure efficient execution of investment decisions.

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM - Responsibilities:
• Gather and document complex business requirements
• Design client-focused solutions
• Lead project implementation as a subject matter expert
• Mentor technology and project teams
• Serve as a liaison between the business community and the IT organization

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM - Mandatory Skills:
• Business analytic skills for understanding complex business processes
• Experience with global asset management and understanding trade life cycle
• Proficiency in SQL and Excel
• Experience with at least one asset class
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Leadership and stakeholder engagement skills
• Understanding of SDLC and experience in agile development

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM – Nice-to-Have Skills:
• Power BI
• Databricks
• Python/VBA
• IBOR migration experience

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM – Assignment Length:
This is a 6-month contract position with potential for extension.

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM - Start Date:
ASAP.

Senior Business Systems Analyst - IBOR, GAM - Assignment Location:
Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This is a hybrid role requiring in-office presence on Thursdays and the 4th Friday of the month.

This employer uses both human and technology-assisted tools to support candidate screening and assessment. Final hiring decisions are made by people.