Business Analysis - London, United Kingdom - Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley

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London, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Business Analysis (Technology Management)

Job Number:
3230385

POSTING DATE:
Feb 7, 2023

PRIMARY LOCATION:
Europe, Middle East, Africa-United Kingdom-United Kingdom-London

EDUCATION LEVEL:
Bachelor's Degree

JOB:
Business Analysis

EMPLOYMENT TYPE:
Full Time

JOB LEVEL:
Vice President

DESCRIPTION
Trade Routing Applications - Business Analysis.

The role requires you to have the ability to perform analysis and drive business enablement projects spanning multiple teams and regions front to back.

You should be comfortable working with IT and business unit stakeholders across the organization (Front Office, Reporting, Risk, Compliance, Operations, Sales and Trading teams etc.), regarding the representation of transactions and trade related data including Orders, Fills and Trade reports, within our systems.

You will be responsible for analyzing message flows, the development of new data models to enable new business and products, and the maintenance of existing models.

Model development includes defining messaging and persistence standards across business and product lines.

In addition, you will develop strict rules-based data contracts derived from multiple stakeholder requirements, perform root cause analysis of violations of those rules, and coordinate with system owners and developers of the violating systems to rectify problems.

QUALIFICATIONS

6 years of relevant experience
Bachelor degree in a related field
Experience with logical data modeling for the representation and storage of trades
Strong analytical skills and ability to propose creative solutions to complex messaging and modeling problems
Good knowledge of SQL
Excellent technical writing and verbal communication skills to document and explain models to multiple stakeholders
Project management/coordination skills and ability to multitask and operate in a fastpaced environment