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Japanese Bilingual Credit Management System Maintenance (Temp)#13022-46

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actus consulting groupCharlotte (NC)

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About the role

Job Description: Customer: Japanese Bank at Charlotte
Job Title: Credit Management System Maintenance
Location & Work Arrangement
Location: Charlotte, NC
Onsite: 80%Remote: 20%Position Summary
Position Overview: Work as a member of the team supporting the Credit Management System, collaborating with the development team located in Japan. Gather and define business requirements from US‑based users and communicate them to the Japan development team. Coordinate communication between US business users and Japan developers to ensure alignment and clarity.
Roles & Responsibilities: Clarify business user needs and relay requirements to the Japan development team. Conduct initial UAT after development completion, followed by coordinating UAT with business users. Support ongoing maintenance and communication between stakeholders in the US and Japan.
Minimum Qualifications:
  • Hands‑on experience in Credit Management system implementation
  • Proven ability to manage system development
  • Strong communication and coordination skills, especially in cross‑border collaboration between Japan and US teams
  • Experience facilitating business requirement definition and testing
  • Experience in financial services, banking, or regulated industry projects (preferred)
Desired Qualifications:
  • Ability to proactively identify risks, dependencies, and bottlenecks
  • Business‑level proficiency in Japanese for professional communication, documentation, and meetings
  • Education Qualifications
  • Bachelor's degree or higher, OR equivalent practical experience
  • Language Requirements
  • English: Mandatory
  • Japanese: Mandatory

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