Technical Business Analyst
consortiaBrooklyn (NY)
Technical Business Analyst
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consortiaBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
As Senior Technical Business Analyst, you will drive data stewardship and integration across multiple projects in a fast-paced, global financial services environment. You will partner with senior leaders to ensure data accuracy and readiness, translating requirements into actionable specifications for data-driven initiatives. You’ll work hands-on with data integration, metadata management, and API or vendor coordination to enable scalable data workflows. This role blends technical execution with strategic collaboration, offering impact through data initiatives and leadership engagement. Compensation / Benefits hybrid work policy competitive salary
Responsibilities:
Lead data stewardship across internal and external data sources Collaborate with senior stakeholders to ensure data accuracy, quality, and workflow readiness Write clear specifications for data-driven projects Engage in data integration, metadata management, and API/vendor coordination
Key requirements:
Proven experience as a Business Analyst with data integration and quality assurance expertise Strong background in handling complex data environments with focus on data integrity and accuracy Collaborative, execution-focused mindset Industry experience in financial services and ideally capital markets collaborative stakeholder management executive-level communication data integration data quality assurance metadata management
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