RBS
Business Analyst - Core Banking

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Join us as a Business Analyst
Take on a new career challenge in this critical Business Analyst role
You’ll have the chance to put your existing analytical skills to the test and build a network of stakeholders across the business
You can take advantage of our development opportunities and advance your career
What you'll do
We’re looking for a Business Analyst to join our agile Platform Product team with a focus on developing our Core Banking propositions, creating products and services that our clients and customers love.
You’ll also:
- Work closely with your Product Manager, Product Owners and other mission teams in a cross-collaborative manner to analyse requirements for all aspects of core banking including Ledger, Interest Engine and Product Account LifeCycle
- Drive requirements gathering and project engagement with internal and external stakeholders
- Work with our tech colleagues to understand any technical constraints or impacts, as well as determining estimates for various features
- Assist Product Owners with breaking Epics into detailed user stories and feature specifications in JIRA for the teams to pick up and build (story, acceptance criteria and scenarios)
- Comprehensive collateral and documentation for both internal and external consumption
- Focus on testing, quality assurance and governance before product is shipped
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The skills you'll need
You’ll need proven experience as a business analyst, technical analyst, product owner, or similar role in a software development environment


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You’ll also need:
- A passion for customers and a problem solving mentality, with proven ability to manage multiple dependencies across several external and internal teams
- A Technical background with an understanding of the banking regulatory environment
- To be very organised with a high attention to detail
- Strong stakeholder management, amazing communication, conflict management and interpersonal skills
- Experience with a definition of minimum marketable features and minimum viable products
Hours
35
Job Posting Closing Date:
06/08/2026
Ways of Working:
Remote First
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