Ordina
Your Impact
As a Ordina Business Analyst, you understand the mission that our clients and other companies face regarding their Regulatory obligations. The true value of a Business Analyst finds itself in connecting three entities in the world of Data: Finance, Risk & IT.
You will actively consult our clients to transform them into data-driven enterprises with streamlined business processes which are effective and compliant according to tomorrow’s standards.
Whether it’s supporting the Product Owner with clarifying the roadmap objectives, making sure the PBI’s are (re-) defined for your engineering co-workers or consulting management and executives on the progress of your team’s delivery.
You will play a key part in the Analyses and Delivery process.
This is you
A professional with a passion for this work. Someone who strives for quality and customer satisfaction. Positive-minded and not afraid to make mistakes. You are communicative, brave, proactive, results-oriented, and have strong analytical abilities. You value development and look beyond yourself in this regard.
A collegial team player who can also work well independently when necessary.
• 5 years of experience as a Business Analyst
• Bachelor or Master’s degree in Economics, Business Administration, Econometrics, Business Analytics, Mathematics and/or other regulatory risk related studies;
• Hands on experience in Finance & Risk domain;
• Hands on experience with Data Modelling, DataVault, 3NF and/or dimensional;
• Knowledge of Finance & Risk Management: preferably topics towards Basel I/IV, IFRS, RWA, IRB, Default calculations and/or Regulatory reporting (Corep, Finrep etc.)
• Being able to communicate fluently in Dutch
Benefits
Everyone is welcome to apply. Because we believe in the power of diversity and value inclusion. After all, the best ideas and smartest solutions arise in diverse teams. That is exactly why we pay so much attention to the composition of our high performance teams. So that you feel at home and can get the best out of yourself.
