Position: Integration/Business Analyst
Company: Raiffeisen Bank
Experience required: 2y
English level: intermediate

**Your profile:**
•	2+ years of relevant professional experience in the financial/banking industry, preferably in Product management; 
•	Experience of working as Business Analysis, System Analysis in Agile environment (Scrum framework);
•	Requirements modeling and elicitation (backlog management, clarification to the team);
•	Excellent analytical skills, ability to design/describe data flow/sequence diagrams and business processes;
•	Facilitating Product Backlog Refinements, presenting logic, business rules to the team, 
•	Dependency mapping
•	Requirements clarification to the team
•	Maintaining the dependency map and the traceability matrix.
•	Experience in API specification, web-services and integration scenarios (including data flow & logic of components for integration)
•	Strong problem solving skills, attention to details and result-oriented mindset
•	Excellent interpersonal communication, negotiation and meeting facilitation skills
•	Passionate team player, committed and self-motivated
•	English level – Intermediate (or higher) 

**Would be a plus** 
•	Experience of working as Product Owner with CSPO/PSPO certifications
•	Basic knowledge about SOA, microservices, UML, BPMN, SQL (DML, DDL)
•	Knowledge about integration middleware principles: ESB, ETL, MQ 
•	Experience with different communication protocols (REST, gRPC, events, messaging) 
 
**Your tasks:**

•	Collaborate with business owners to clarify their requirements for new or enhanced business processes/products
•	Identify and document key business processes/workflows
•	Prepare specification documents for approved decisions
•	Develop a system level view to ensure consistency in requirements
•	Facilitate the alignment of end user requirements with system capabilities
•	Explore integration points with external/internal systems and help development teams with integration
•	Collaborate with development teams to understand architecture implications for business decisions