Techno Functional Business Analyst - Retail Banking

Overview

Techno Functional Business Analyst - Retail Banking / Lending

Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

1. Requirement Analysis & Documentation

• Gather, analyse, and document business requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria.

• Ensure requirements are testable, complete, and aligned with QA strategy.

• Identify requirement gaps, dependencies, and risks impacting testing.

2. QA Collaboration & Test Support

• Work closely with QA leads and testers to define test scope, test scenarios, and coverage.

• Review and validate test cases to ensure accurate representation of business rules.

• Maintain Requirement Traceability Matrix (RTM) and ensure full test coverage.

3. Functional & Technical Clarification

• Provide end-to-end functional walkthroughs to QA teams.

• Interpret data models, API behaviour, logs, and integration workflows for QA support.

• Address functional queries raised during test execution.

4. Automation Support

• Identify automation-eligible scenarios based on business criticality and stability.

• Provide functional logic, data flows, and validation rules to automation teams.

• Review automation scripts for functional accuracy.

5. Test Data & System Analysis

• Analyse backend data using SQL or logs to validate scenarios.

• Support creation of business-accurate test data for all testing phases.

• Understand upstream/downstream system flows and integration impacts.

6. Defect Management & Triage

• Participate in daily defect triage meetings with QA, Dev, and Product teams.

• Classify defects based on root cause — functional, data, integration, or environment.

• Assess business impact and help prioritise critical defects.

7. UAT Coordination

• Prepare UAT scenarios aligned with real-life business workflows.

• Provide functional support to business users during UAT.

• Validate results and support UAT sign-off.

8. Quality Governance & Compliance

• Ensure all requirement and QA artefacts meet audit and compliance standards.

• Support release readiness checks, risk documentation, and quality reports.

• Contribute to improving defect leakage, OTD %, OQD %, and quality KPIs.

9. Stakeholder Management

• Liaise between business teams, developers, QA, and operations for requirement and testing alignment.

• Present requirement updates, functional impacts, and testing outcomes.

• Maintain clear communication across all phases of the SDLC.

10. Continuous Improvement

• Identify opportunities for process automation, optimisation, and quality enhancement.

• Recommend improvements to test processes, documentation, and system workflows.

• Support initiatives to reduce backlog, failure %, and enhance test efficiency.

Qualifications

Essential:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or other related field, or equivalent work experience.
• Knowledge of Business Analysis

Desirable:

• Additional course or certification in Business Analysis.

Essential skills

Analytical Thinking

Review of Test Cases

Functional guiding the team

Creating E2E Test Scenarios

Defect Tracking and Resolution

Documentation

Product Team Collaboration

Agile Team Set Up

Experience

8+ years experience

Benefits

Expleo Values:

We are guided by shared values in all things we do: Courage, Excellence, Collaboration, Respect and Accountability.

• Courage – We are bold thinkers and doers, always ready to take on new challenges. We think of ourselves as entrepreneurs, matching creativity with vigilance.
• Excellence – We are united by a shared ambition: change the game, together. Continuous performance is both an objective and a mindset.
• Collaboration –Teamwork and emotional intelligence are what makes us stand out in a crowd. We stand shoulder to shoulder, with our clients and our peers, through good times and setbacks.
• Respect – We are a hive of different profiles, and we place a high value on openness and transparency. We show respect, always.
• Accountability – We are reliable. We celebrate our successes, we take responsibility and learn from our failures. This is why we protect our “right to fail” as an opportunity to bounce back and progress.