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Role Title: Payment Product Business Analyst
Location: Northampton
Duration: 30/06/2027
Days on site: 2-3
Sector: Banking
Pay Rate: £358 per day all inc. (PAYE through Umbrella)
Role Description
Seeking an experienced Payment Product BA to drive the analysis, design, and delivery of payment solutions within an Agile/SAFe environment. The role will bridge business and technology teams, ensuring payment products meet business, customer, and regulatory requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Gather, analyse, and document business and system requirements.
- Translate requirements into Epics, Features, User Stories, and Acceptance Criteria.
- Manage and prioritize the product backlog in alignment with business objectives.
- Collaborate with Product Managers, stakeholders, and delivery teams to define and deliver payment capabilities.
- Support end-to-end payment processes including payment workflows, settlement, reconciliation, and exception handling.
- Participate in Agile ceremonies, UAT, release planning, and solution demonstrations.
- Ensure compliance with payment regulations, risk, and governance standards.
- Drive continuous improvement and product enhancements.
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Required Skills
- Proven experience as a Business Analyst, Product Owner, or Technical BA within Payments or Banking.
- Strong knowledge of payment platforms and payment lifecycles.
- Experience with Faster Payments, CHAPS, SWIFT, SEPA, ISO 20022, Open Banking, or similar payment schemes.
- Strong requirements gathering, process modelling, and stakeholder management skills.
- Experience working in Agile/Scrum/SAFe environments.
- Proficiency with JIRA, Confluence, Azure DevOps, or similar tools.


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