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Business Analyst Pricing at Marc Ellis
Business Analyst Pricing at Marc Ellis, found 11 days ago on LinkedIn. Remote, from India. The recruiter asks for CVs by email.
Business analyst
LinkedIn
11 days ago
Marc Ellis
Marc Ellis is hiring a Business Analyst to support the implementation of a strategic GTB Pricing Engine on a long-term contract. The role involves translating complex banking requirements into functional requirements and ensuring they are implemented across pricing and core banking systems.
What you would do
- Translate GTB product, pricing, billing, regulatory and operational requirements into clear functional requirements
- Ensure effective implementation across the pricing platform, core banking systems and integrated banking applications
What they ask for
- 7–15 years of Global Transaction Banking domain experience
- 5+ years of hands-on pricing or billing platform implementation experience within GTB or transaction banking
- Experience with core banking integration and customer, account and transaction structures in tier-1 core banking platforms
- Experience with API-driven or event-driven integration architectures
- Strong experience in pricing, billing and revenue management platforms
- English fluency (written and spoken)
About this job
- Job
- Business Analyst Pricing
- Category
- Business analyst
- Company
- Marc Ellis
- Location
- Remote (India)
- Work type
- Contract
- Posted
- on LinkedIn, 28 October 2026
- How to apply
- By email to the recruiter, with your CV
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