Assist in digital transformation projects for buy-side asset management, developing strategies and user journeys while ensuring compliance with regulations.
Should have a thorough understanding of buy side asset management operations. Assist in the development of business cases for new digital transformation projects. Works with the business user contributing to developing strategies aimed at helping users gain an understanding of developments in the digital arena, setting clear objectives and timelines. Hands-on experience in helping and working with diversified business and technology teams, setting up a suitable digital transformation system and experience. Critical thinking, excellent communication skills, negotiation skills, and ability to influence business stakeholders are other valuable skills that the consultant may possess. should be aware of the policies and ensure that they are developed, maintained, and implemented in compliance with the regulatory framework. Analysis and design of key user journeys Help during the implementation. Client Business Area: Fintech, Asset Management, Issuer communication equities trading, fixed income instruments. Client environment: Java/JEE/Spring, Tomcat, SQL scripting
Top Skills
Java
Jee
Spring
SQL
Tomcat
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