Required skills
- Business Analysis
- Banking
- Collections
- Functional Specifications
- Requirements Gathering
- Workshop Facilitation
Languages: French
Job description
We are looking for a Business Analyst with at least 6 years of experience in banking collections to bridge the gap between business needs and functional translation for projects in Dijon.
Project overview
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🏠 3 days of remote work / week - 📍 Dijon (21) - 🛠 Minimum 6 years of experience
Do you have experience in Business Analysis in the banking sector and enjoy linking business needs with their functional translation?
We are currently looking for a Business Analyst - Banking Collections to support several projects for one of our clients in the banking sector.
Your role: define business needs, facilitate discussions with collections experts, and translate them into clear and actionable functional specifications.
Your missions:
You will be involved in several projects related to banking collections activities, with a central role in defining and formalizing functional needs.
Specifically, you will be responsible for:
The challenge of your mission will be to transform the expectations of business users into precise functional requirements, while ensuring the quality of exchanges between the different stakeholders.
- Defining the business needs for the various projects within the scope of banking collections.
- Preparing and facilitating workshops with business experts to gather, understand, and clarify their functional requirements.
- Structuring discussions and reformulating needs to facilitate understanding and move discussions forward.
- Writing workshop minutes to formalize decisions made and requirements identified.
- Producing functional specifications based on the needs expressed by the business teams.
Project details
- Start: flexible
- Remote: hybrid
- Location: 21000 Dijon, France, FR
- Rate: 53-56 EUR/h
- Languages: French
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