Business Analyst - Payments

Overview Looking for senior Business Analysts with hands-on payments domain expertise , specifically: End-to-end payment processing workflows Host-to-Host (H2H) and SWIFT channels Deep experience with legacy formats such as IDOC and EDIFACT Strong working knowledge of ISO 20022 and GFF, including mapping and migration work This engagement is expected to run for ~ one year, with an initial need for ~ 3 Bas with deep IDOC expertise, ~2 with EDIFACT, and a small number of additional Bas for other related work. Given the timeline and criticality, I’m only interested in credible profiles that you would confidently put forward for complex payments work. If you have such resources available, please let’s have a conversation. I am pressed for time, so appreciate your prompt response. Thank you. Skillset Payments and File Format Expertise Deep understanding of payment processing workflows, especially H2H and SWIFT. Hands-on experience with legacy formats (IDOC, EDIFACT) as well as ISO 20022 and GFF Ability to interpret and translate complex file specifications and payment instructions. Technical Analysis and Mapping Strong analytical skills for field-by-field mapping between client files and internal standard formats. Experience creating and maintaining detailed mapping requirement documents and data dictionaries. Familiarity with structured and hybrid address fields, and compliance requirements (e.g., CBPR+). Stakeholder Management Ability to collaborate effectively with Product, Technology, and Implementation/Migration teams. Experience gathering requirements from clients and translating them into actionable technical specifications. Problem Solving and Adaptability Resourcefulness in working with obsolete or poorly documented formats. Ability to troubleshoot and resolve mapping or data translation issues. Documentation and Communication Strong written and verbal communication skills for clear documentation and stakeholder updates. Experience preparing business and technical documentation for both technical and non-technical audiences. #J-18808-Ljbffr