Private Capital Advisory Business Analyst/Product Owner
Private Capital Advisory Business Analyst/Product Owner
Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Partner directly with the PCA Quantitative Group and front office stakeholders to translate business objectives into clear requirements, user stories, and prioritized development backlogs
- Serve as a key liaison between business and technology teams, ensuring alignment on priorities, deliverables, and platform enhancements
- Proactively identify and resolve dependencies related to data access, technical environments, and cross functional coordination to maintain development momentum
- Define, track, and report KPIs related to platform adoption, data quality, and delivery performance, providing regular updates to PCA leadership
- Contribute to application design, data architecture, and integration initiatives across CRM, investor, sponsor, and transaction datasets
- Drive requirements gathering, solution validation, testing, and implementation of technology enhancements supporting PCA workflows
- Engage with senior stakeholders to identify opportunities for process improvement, automation, and more effective use of data and technologyREQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE-5-8 years of BA, Product Owner, or technology delivery experience in financial services-PCA experience/private equity/private markets experience, including investor relationships and sponsor workflows-Experience supporting front-office investment banking/private markets teams-Strong requirements gathering and business-to-technical translation skills-Experience with CRM, financial data, integrations, and Agile delivery-Strong stakeholder management with senior leadership Understanding of application architecture and data modelsNICE TO HAVE SKILLS AND EXPERIENCEExposure to Azure or AWS networking and cloud application architecture (Azure preferred)
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