Clearstream Funds Service (Cfs) IT Section builds, maintains and operates a portfolio of applications which provide Clearstream clients state-of-the-art solutions to standardize fund processing, and to increase efficiency and safety in the investment funds sector. Our global funds processing platform Vestima allows us to reach all types of funds, from mutual funds to Etfs and hedge funds.
Your responsibilities
As a Functional Analyst for Clearstream Funds Services IT, you will have to study the impact of changes in the Investment Funds Services IT landscape.
You will be required to:
- Provide analysis within set deadlines and budget for one of our projects, analysing existing services and designing future features, related to Investment Funds such as Order routing, Settlement, Trailer fees, Corporate Actions, Custody, Fund Transfer, Regulatory Reporting, and Billing.
- Find, elicit, and write business and functional requirements.
- Present results to both Business and IT teams of Cfs (development and architecture).
- Design and develop tests cases based on a functional specification user stories or System requirements
- Participate in functional and regression testing activities.
- Work closely with development teams to analyze, debug and resolve issues.
- Design, develop and maintain regression test suites.
Your profile
- Master's degree (or equivalent) in a computer based discipline or in a business school.
- 3-5 years' experience in business and functional analysis. Business Analyst certification would be a plus.
- Excellent analytical skills, with strong knowledge of requirements in engineering and modelling tools.
- Proficiency in test lifecycles and proven experience in test execution.
- Ability to meet challenging project deadlines and deliver in a fast moving and change oriented environment.
- Good team player with excellent communications skills.
- UML knowledge is required.
- Considered as an asset: Agile knowledge, Jira Dashboard. Test certification is a plus.
- Fluency in English is mandatory. French and/or German are an asset.
