Business Analyst – Global Cards Transformation Programme

Contract: B2B

Rate: 160-175 PLN/h

Duration: long-term

Mode: remote with occasional visits to the office

Location: Poland

We are looking for an experienced Business Analyst to join a major global transformation programme within the Cards division of a leading financial services organisation.

This £25 million, three-year programme involves around 300 people and is transforming the bank's global card issuing capability across 48 countries. The programme will consolidate 18 regional platforms into a single global platform, while separating the Cards business from the wider Retail Banking technology estate. This is a large-scale business transformation involving operating model redesign, vendor implementation, process re-engineering, and global migrations.

Key responsibilities:

• Lead business analysis activities across large-scale transformation workstreams
• Produce As-Is and To-Be process maps and support business process re-engineering
• Facilitate workshops and help design target operating models
• Partner with Product Owners to refine and manage product backlogs
• Support the full BA lifecycle, from requirements gathering through to UAT, including test scenarios and scripts
• Collaborate with business, technology, vendors and implementation partners to deliver successful outcomes
• Support multiple country migrations across the programme
  
  

Essential experience:

• Proven Business Analyst experience on large-scale transformation programmes
• Experience supporting global transformation or multiple migration initiatives
• Strong business process mapping and operating model design skills
• Experience producing As-Is and To-Be documentation
• End-to-end BA lifecycle experience through to UAT
• Excellent stakeholder management and workshop facilitation skills
• Agile delivery experience within complex enterprise environments
• Financial Services experience, ideally within Cards or Payments
• Experience working with Visa, Mastercard or other payment scheme providers is desirable