The primary purpose of the Business Systems Analyst is to provide a bridge in the development process among the industry regulators (i.e. FDIC, OTS, OCC, FFIEC, Federal Reserve Board) and GSEs (i.e. FNMA, FHLMC), product knowledgeable client personnel, product management, the application programming technicians, and the operations staff. The primary objective is to ensure that the completion of a given development project results in the successful achievement of the desired product or product enhancement from a functional aspect.

Provide for the accomplishment of long-term goals through the application of forethought in each undertaking, thereby extending the life span of the application software to the greatest degree possible and improving the economy of the development effort.

Ensure that the completion of the project results in the complete achievement of the project goals within the committed time frame and budget, with minimal, or no, resulting errors.

Ensure that the achievement of a given project is not done at the expense of future application and/or operational proficiency, and is consistent with the long-term goals of the product.

Communication with all levels of leadership including intra-company, client, regulator, auditor, and vendor.

Writing in order to produce required specification documents, test plans and auditor requirements as well as document complex business logic and rules needed for a project.

Problem Solving in order to quickly identify areas of difficulty, potential risks, areas for improvement, and enhanced testing.

Time Management is needed in order to correctly prioritize multiple simultaneous projects in addition to other tasks noted above.

Industry knowledge (banking, credit union or other; in the geographical area of expertise, i.e. US, Latin America, Orient) is needed to understand what is being requested, what competition is doing, how other clients handle this situation and understand the business value to the customer, specifically lending and loan operations.

System knowledge of the TCBS/TCCUS for servicing loans in order to:

• identify opportunities of reusing existing IT assets
• advantages and disadvantages in specific designs
• assist in providing estimates for project completion
• ability to generate complete yet concise test plans

Minimum 2 years using the TCBS/TCCUS system for servicing loans

Minimum 5 years in the TCBS/TCCUS or Banking industry in loan operations