IT Business Systems Analyst
global channel managementChicago (IL)
IT Business Systems Analyst
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global channel managementChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
IT Business Systems Analyst Charlotte, North Carolina, United States$ 90.00 - 100.00 (US Dollar)IT Business Systems Analyst III needs 10+ years of progressive work experience in the investment management space. IT Business Systems Analyst III requires: Locations; Charlotte, NC, Iselin, NJ, Chicago, ILHybrid, 3 days onsite Asset management, Eagle suite experience Knowledge across front, middle and back-office solutions focusing investment / asset management Deep knowledge across investment operational process across accounting, corp. actions, investment performance, collateral management etc. Strong investment data knowledge across EQ, FI, Derivatives and alternate assets Strong working knowledge in Eagle suit of products (Accounting, Pricing and Data Management) Strong communication and written skills Working in fast paced and agile environmentIT Business Systems Analyst III duties: Provides solutions for IT and business management concerning the application of technology to business opportunities, planning and implementation of cross-functional applications. Monitors feedback on the use of business applications, enhancing system productivity as needed. Translates business requirements into application requirements, while working with all members of the team to execute the application successfully. Reviews cost estimates of various system solutions and reviews project plans to provide input into decisions about prioritizing projects and allocating IT resources. Monitors the efficiency and effectiveness of application operations and troubleshooting problems, as necessary. Coaches and sometimes delegates work to lower level professionals.
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