Senior Financial Analyst
Senior Financial Analyst
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Sound understanding of the data and analytics, concepts, methodologies, and key assumptions used within the Pricing and Profitability Team.
- Serving as dedicated business side subject matter expert for data, systems and initiatives impacting Pricing and Profitability
- Help coordinate data mapping, user acceptance testing, implementation readiness and new system enhancements and integrations
- Maintain documentation of business rules, system dependencies, validation procedures and key controls for Pricing and Profitability
- Investigate banker-reported issues in Pricing and Profitability team owned systems and dependant systems, coordinating resolutions with internal partners and system owners
- Monitor issues and recommend improvements to processes, controls, data quality and user experience
- Assist Corporate Treasury Team with strategic initiatives and other analytical projects as needed
- Bachelor's degree; advanced degree and/or certification such as CFA or CPA preferred 3-5 years' experience in the banking industry (Finance, Operations, Technology, Data Management or Business Intelligence) preferred
- Ability to generate high-quality work product with strong attention to detail
- Demonstrated ability to summarize analysis and research clearly and concisely in verbal and written form
- Team orientated and excellent interpersonal skills
- Ability to self-identify process gaps and weaknesses
- Strong organization, time management, and multi-tasking skills to manage responsibilities described above
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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