[ref. w67152716] Auckland - Senior Business Analyst

Join a fast-paced, senior-facing programme within the banking and funds space

• Opportunity to design future state solutions and produce varied outputs
• Work flexibly across various tasks, helping define problems and design solutions

Our client is a respected name within New Zealand's financial services sector, known for their innovative investment and funds management offerings, including KiwiSaver. You will be joining a small, dynamic programme team focused on delivering meaningful business change.

As a Business Analyst, you will engage closely with stakeholders and SMEs to define problem statements, document current and future states, and design practical, impactful solutions. You will be responsible for standard BA tasks while maintaining flexibility to adapt to changing programme needs.

Responsibilities:

• Understand and document current state processes, systems, and frameworks
• Work collaboratively with SMEs to design target state solutions
• Produce business requirements and solution design documentation
• Conduct data analysis to support business cases and solution options
• Engage with stakeholders to define, validate, and deliver outputs
• Adapt and pivot work focus as programme priorities evolve

Requirements:

• Strong business analysis experience within the banking sector
• Deep expertise in funds management and investment products
• Highly flexible, collaborative approach with strong problem-solving skills
• Ability to absorb and work with complex models and frameworks quickly
• Excellent communication skills and stakeholder engagement capability
• High curiosity and cognitive ability, with a proactive mindset

Perks and benefits:

• Work on an influential banking programme impacting New Zealand's investment sector
• Senior stakeholder engagement and real ownership of deliverables
• Opportunity to work in a flexible, collaborative, and solutions-focused team

If this sounds like you then HIT APPLY NOW! You must have a valid working visa for NZ.