Senior Business Analyst
Episode Six is a global fintech firm specializing in cloud-native, API-based payment processing and wallet management infrastructure. The Senior Business Analyst will liaise between customers and internal tech teams to gather requirements, perform business analysis, and support implementation projects. Candidates need deep expertise in the payments industry, particularly card issuing and API integration, alongside extensive experience in requirements definition. The role involves contributing to technical pre-sales and product enhancements within a global delivery team.
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Experience
15+ years
Function
Business Development
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Episode Six is a global fintech firm specializing in cloud-native, API-based payment processing and wallet management infrastructure. The Senior Business Analyst will liaise between customers and internal tech teams to gather requirements, perform business analysis, and support implementation projects. Candidates need deep expertise in the payments industry, particularly card issuing and API integration, alongside extensive experience in requirements definition. The role involves contributing to technical pre-sales and product enhancements within a global delivery team.
TAL's take
Solid mid-tier fintech firm offering a well-defined senior business analyst role with clear domain focus.
Role responsibilities are clearly defined, mapping well to the senior analyst function within a fintech delivery team.
Must haves
- 15+ years experience in financial services with focus on payments
- 10+ years of experience in Requirement Definition
- Experience in customer-facing roles
- Strong technical understanding and experience working with APIs
- Knowledge of ISO8583 and card processing industry
Tools and skills
Nice to have: aws, data encryption, data decryption, cloud-based distributed processing system.
About the company
Established fintech provider in payment processing, but lacks global Tier-1 tech branding.
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