Thomson Keene
Senior Business Analyst

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Role Overview
Our client is a leading Investment bank and is urgently seeking a hybrid senior-level Business Analyst / Project Manager to join the Global Markets Risk and PnL team as a contractor to deliver enhancements and manage cross-functional projects that span multiple business lines and technology platforms.
The role will combine in-depth business knowledge of market-risk and P&L processes with hands-on delivery experience, ensuring that solutions are technically sound, fit-for-purpose and aligned with the firm’s overall IT strategy.
As a Business Analyst
- Conduct numerical, functional and technical analysis for IT projects that affect Risk and P&L data.
- Serve as a subject-matter expert (SME) on trading-risk, P&L attribution and regulatory-risk processes.
- Act as the bridge between development teams, end-users (e.g., Quant Research, Middle Office, Risk Management, APS) and other technology groups.
- Produce clear requirement artefacts – use-case diagrams, data-flow specifications, functional specifications and test-case libraries.
- Where appropriate, support implementation by developing scripts or utilities in Python (or other data-focused languages).
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- Own the delivery of assigned projects (full-life-cycle or Risk-P&L-only scope) – plan, schedule, track and report against agreed milestones.
- Identify, log and mitigate risks and issues early; communicate status to all stakeholders in a timely, transparent manner.
- Coordinate multi-team delivery, ensuring alignment of priorities across technology, quant, trading and operational groups.
Technical Experience
- Data centric languages and tools: Python, R, SQL, Pandas
Working Arrangement
This role is 50/50 hybrid working
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