A contact in our network has shared an opening for a Fintech Business Analyst at a leading company in the financial technology industry. This is a W-2 contract position based in Charlotte, North Carolina, with a competitive pay range of $45 to $50 per hour. As a key member of the Governance Security department, you’ll be supporting the domestic settlements team. This is an ideal opportunity for an analytical and proactive professional with a strong understanding of trade and securities to contribute to critical financial processes.

The Role: Ensuring Accuracy in Domestic Settlements

As a Fintech Business Analyst, your main responsibilities will revolve around supporting the day-to-day activities of the domestic settlements team. This is a hands-on role that requires a keen eye for detail and a strong understanding of financial processes. You’ll be monitoring cash inflows/outflows on settlements to ensure they are processed accurately and efficiently.

A critical part of your job will be performing reconciliations to ensure the accuracy and compliance of settlements. You will also support the testing of trade flows to enhance operational efficiency, a proactive task that helps identify and resolve potential issues before they impact the business. A key responsibility will be to write and document procedures to streamline processes, ensuring that all team members have access to clear and consistent guidance. Finally, you will be expected to identify risks and contribute to risk management strategies, a vital function in the financial sector.

Required Skills and Experience

To be successful in this role, you must have a solid foundation of experience and a specific set of skills. Experience with government securities clearance is a core requirement. You must also have knowledge of Broadridge impact and GSCC processes, as these are the tools and procedures you’ll be working with daily.

Proficiency in MS Excel for data analysis and reporting is a must, as you will be working with financial data on a regular basis. The ability to document processes clearly and effectively is also essential for success in this role. Finally, strong problem-solving skills and a meticulous attention to detail are non-negotiable, given the high-stakes nature of financial settlements. This position offers a great opportunity to gain valuable experience in government securities and settlements, and to enhance your skills in a dynamic and supportive environment.