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David Careers

Technical Business System Analyst

Posted 11 days ago

ace stackEast Newark (NJ)
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About the role

Technical Business System Analyst
Location: Newark, NJ (ONSITE)
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Job Summary: Seeking an experienced Technical Business Systems Analyst with strong Financial Services/Capital Markets expertise to support data-driven initiatives and BAU data provisioning. The role involves requirement gathering, data analysis, production support, issue resolution, and collaboration with business and technology teams to deliver high-quality data products in an Agile environment.
Key Skills:
  • Capital Markets (Equities, Fixed Income, Derivatives)
  • Asset & Portfolio ManagementSQL, Data Analysis, Data Mapping
  • Financial Modeling (Excel, Python)
  • Power BI, Tableau, Bloomberg, FactSetRequirements Gathering & Process Mapping
  • Agile/Scrum Methodologies
  • Data Quality, Reconciliation & Governance
  • Production Support & Root Cause Analysis
  • System Integration & Data Flow Analysis
Experience Required: 5+ years as a Technical Business Analyst, Business Systems Analyst, or Data Analyst within Financial Services. Strong SQL skills for complex query writing, data validation, and issue investigation. Experience supporting investment, trading, risk, operations, or regulatory reporting platforms. Ability to translate business requirements into functional and technical specifications. Strong stakeholder management and communication skills across Front Office, Risk, Operations, and Technology teams.
Preferred:
  • CFA (completed or pursuing)
  • Exposure to automation, process optimization, and data governance initiatives.
  • Experience working with global delivery teams.

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