Senior Technical Business Analyst – Process Engineering & Methodologies
Location Address: Remote or Hybrid- Toronto
Contract Duration: 10/14/2024 to 04/18/2025
Possibility of extension or conversion to FTE: Yes
Responsibilities
Create and maintain documentation
• Training
• Governance
• Process analysis
• Work with business stakeholders, platform team and representatives from CIO areas to identify and document process improvements.
• Work with various teams including reporting, risk, software development, and operations and SRE to ensure that all technical and business requirements are being met and that work receives the appropriate level of priority
Process Ownership/Continuous improvement
• Leadership
• People and non-people leadership skills
• Reporting & Analytics design
• KPIs, Metrics
• Project work / leadership
• Support the department initiatives during development and execution, involve stakeholders (e.g. risk, legal, audit) as required
Community engagement and outreach -
• Work in collaboration with the ITSM Process/Product Owners, ITSM Platform team, and Engineering areas to Champion ITSM culture and practices.
• Help with internal and external communication, improves transparency and radiate information
• Understand how the Bank’s risk appetite and risk culture should be considered in day-to-day activities and decisions.
Must-Have Skills:
• 5-7 years of experience as an analyst
• Experience in a technical domain such as software development, system administration / Operations, reliability and performance engineering, process engineering, resilience engineering,
• Familiar and able to engage with software development and operations teams that leverage methodologies such as Agile, DevOps, and System Reliability Engineering.
• Familiar with at least one major process analysis technique or framework including Value Stream Mapping, SixSigma, Hierarchical Task Analysis, System Mapping, etc
• Fluency in English is a must
Nice to Have skills
• Spanish is an asset.
• Advanced knowledge of IT Service Management (ITSM) disciplines and frameworks, specifically IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is considered an asset.
Best vs Average
- Critical thinking, ability to analyze, and implement basic logic rules.