Lead small and medium-sized projects or workstreams within larger programs for financial-services transformation initiatives. Gather and document business requirements, workflows, and project communications; coordinate meetings with stakeholders, vendors, clients, and systems teams; track open issues; prepare status reports; and drive timely resolution throughout the project lifecycle.
Role – Lead Business Analyst— (Corporate Actions, Trade Management, Trade Settlement, Mutual Funds, ETFs etc) Location: Boston, MA (Hybrid 3 days in office is must) Contract – Full Time Job Description: Brown Brothers Harriman is currently recruiting a Change Management Lead Business Analyst. As a Lead Business Analyst in our Service Delivery Transformation Management team, you will initiate, organize, and drive small/medium-sized projects or segments of large projects that address business goals and deliver business value. Under the direction of a project or program manager, you will participate in all phases of the project life cycle and be responsible for execution of project tasks in accordance with standards and best practices. You will lead effective meetings to gather, validate and document business requirements, as well as current and future state workflows. Your knowledge of financial services including project lifecycle methodologies (Agile/Waterfall/Hybrid approaches), as well as strong organizational skills, will enable you to multi-task in a fast-paced environment driven to deliver on the strategic investments of the Firm. To be successful, you’ll need to be results-oriented and understand the impact of the project on the business as a whole. Your creativity and intellectual curiosity will enable you to manage through obstacles and drive resolution of issues. In our team, you will be responsible for: Management: • Lead small/medium sized projects or workstreams/segments of large projects or programs • Plan meetings, prepare materials, and lead or participate in meetings with business users and sponsors, systems groups, vendors and clients • Prepare project status reporting and other project communications for internal and external stakeholders • Track and organize open items; understand the time sensitivities of open issues and drive to resolution Analysis / Documentation / Testing / Support:
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