Business Analyst (Fintech)

TL;DR

Business Analyst (Fintech): Driving the renewal of CRS, FATCA, and QI compliance processes within a complex IT environment with an accent on migrating legacy systems to a modern Pega Constellation platform. Focus on translating regulatory requirements into functional designs and coordinating end-to-end delivery within Agile teams.

Location: Hybrid, must be based in Utrecht, Netherlands

Salary: €4,931 – €7,043 gross monthly

Company

A major international bank focused on financial stability, reliable banking services, and societal impact.

What you will do

• Translate complex regulatory and business needs into clear functional solutions and user stories.
• Coordinate priorities, timelines, and dependencies across multiple Agile teams.
• Manage the migration of legacy systems like Siebel and OIA to a new Pega Constellation platform.
• Ensure compliance, quality, and security throughout the delivery of renewed financial processes.
• Lead requirement sessions with diverse stakeholders to define end-to-end processes.

Requirements

• Bachelor level education.
• At least 5 years of experience as a Business Analyst in complex IT environments.
• Proven experience with Pega, preferably Pega Constellation.
• Strong knowledge of financial and tax regulations including CRS, FATCA, and QI.
• Ability to speak and understand Dutch.
• Experience with Agile tools such as Azure DevOps.

Nice to have

• Knowledge of Databricks and/or Airflow.
• Experience with rule-based development environments like OIA.

Culture & Benefits

• Thirteenth-month salary and 8% holiday allowance.
• 10% Employee Benefit Budget.
• EUR 1,400 annual personal development budget.
• Flexible hybrid work environment balancing home and office attendance.
• Focus on professional growth and a healthy work-life balance.

Hiring process

• Initial review of resumes and covering letters.
• Online or in-person interviews to assess role and team fit.
• Potential assignment or assessment for specific roles.
• Security screening as a mandatory part of the procedure.