We are looking for System analyst, who will develop systems that the client sees in the bank: applications, Internet banking and others. The perfect candidate understands what he wants and has made an informed choice towards systems analysis.

What are you going to do:

• Work in a Scrum team (less often - Kanban) on development projects of Mobile bank, Business-Online Internet bank and other innovative projects of remote customer service

Basic responsibilities:

• IP design, creation of system architecture
• Analysis and description of business requirements
• Development of architecture
• Writing project documents
• Participation in testing and implementation, assistance in incident analysis
• Development team coordination

What do we expect from you:

• Experience with highly loaded systems
• Ability to express one's thoughts competently
• Desire to develop and learn something new
• Desire to work in a team on complex tasks, not afraid to take responsibility
• Experience with Web and / or Rest services
• SQL knowledge
• Cross-functionality (be ready to develop in a related field, for example, to replace a scrum master, tester, developer, product-owner in terms of some responsibilities while he is sick or on vacation)

As a plus:

• Experience in projects on flexible methodologies (Scrum, Kanban)
• Experience in banking and finance
• Experience in Jira, Confluence, Git, Jenkins, Artifactory
• Knowledge of DevOps, Continuous integration and Continuous delivery
• Experience with ABS on the System I platform (Equation, Midas)
• Knowledge of one or more programming languages

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