Quantitative • laval qc
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The Client envisions a senior business analyst who combines traditional business analysis practices (identifying and formalizing needs and requirements, process modeling, end-to-end traceability, and testing strategy) with an understanding of the corporate finance field and its associated risk models.
The Risk Model Review project is a major, multi-year undertaking. Recurring themes include numerous interdependencies, a very large number of stakeholders, uncertainty and ambiguity, and the need for leadership and influence with senior management.
Therefore, the true priority is not simply document mechanics, but the ability to navigate a complex environment and arbitrate between multiple interests. The ideal candidate understands and uses corporate finance risk models, but is not the quantitative modeler who develops them. Three profiles should not be confused with this role: the functional or IT systems analyst (the position is a business analyst), the project manager or PMO (the candidate masters the methodologies but does not lead the project), and the risk modeler or quantitative analyst (the candidate uses the models, he does not develop them).
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Note: The different methodologies (Agile, Hybrid, Waterfall) are considered a list of examples. Requiring all three at an advanced level would unnecessarily restrict the candidate pool, as Hybrid already encompasses elements of both Agile and Waterfall.
WHAT WE DON'T WANT
▸ Resume without experience in business analysis (formalizing needs and requirements, process modeling).
▸ Resume without exposure to the corporate finance or corporate credit sector.
▸ Profile focused on functional analysis or IT systems, without a business analysis component.
▸ Project management profile (project manager, PMO) without business analysis achievements on the resume.
▸ Resume without mention of JIRA or Confluence.
▸ Resume without demonstrated senior experience in business analysis (the position is at the senior level).
