Technical Business Analyst Credit Decisioning & Lending Systems

3Core Systems, Inc is an SAP and Success Factors Partner with employees located across the United States. Our organization is dedicated to customer and employee satisfaction. We provide High Quality, Cost efficient and Competitive Solutions and Resources.

3Core Systems is looking for a Technical Business Analyst for one of our clients in Remote - travel to Fort Lauderdale, FL

Technical Business Analyst Credit Decisioning & Lending Systems
Location: Remote - travel to Fort Lauderdale, FL office every couple of months, expensed
Duration: 12+ Month Contract
Start Date: August

MUST HAVE THIS: Working knowledge of decisioning software/platforms (e.g., Strategy One, Provenir, or similar credit decisioning engines)

THEY LL TAKE ANY DECISIONING SOFTWARE/PLATFORM, THEY DON T NEED PROVENIR

Position Overview:

Client is seeking a Technical Business Analyst to support the transition of their decisioning platform as they move from StrategyOne to Provenir. This role will serve as the bridge between business stakeholders and technical teams, helping gather requirements, analyze data, document business processes, and support the successful delivery of a critical enterprise initiative. This is a techno-functional Business Analyst role that requires strong analytical and technical skills combined with the ability to communicate effectively with business partners.

Responsibilities

• Support the end-to-end migration from Strategy One to Provenir, partnering closely with the credit strategy team
• Gather, analyze, and document business and technical requirements; facilitate requirements workshops and stakeholder sessions
• Translate business needs into clear specifications for technical/development teams
• Analyze current-state and future-state processes and recommend improvements
• Review and validate data (JSON/XML/SQL) to support business rules, reporting, and troubleshooting
• Analyze APIs, integrations, and data mappings to ensure business requirements are met
• Run and support product acceptance / UAT calls, system testing, and defect triage
• Communicate regularly with a broad stakeholder group (~20 stakeholders) and represent the needs of a production user base of approximately 500-600 users

Required Qualifications

• 2-5+ years of experience as a Technical/Techno-Functional Business Analyst (candidates up to ~8 years also considered)
• Experience in lending, credit, banking, consumer finance, or financial services
• Solid understanding of the credit/lending lifecycle - how an entire lending or loan operation runs end to end
• Working knowledge of decisioning software/platforms (e.g., Strategy One, Provenir, or similar credit decisioning engines)
• Ability to read and understand JSON, XML, and SQL for querying and validating data (not required to write complex queries)
• Salesforce experience
• Strong stakeholder communication skills; comfortable running or supporting product acceptance/UAT calls
• Experience supporting User Acceptance Testing (UAT), system testing, and production implementations.
• Technical BA mindset - able to work closely with both business and technical teams throughout the SDLC.

Helpful, not required:

• Experience supporting enterprise software implementations or platform migrations.
• Experience with Provenir
• Financial services technology implementations
• Enterprise platform migrations

Ideal Candidate

The ideal candidate is a technical, hands-on Business Analyst with experience supporting technology initiatives within the lending or financial services industry. They understand credit decisioning processes and are comfortable working at the intersection of business and technology.

This individual is equally comfortable gathering requirements from business stakeholders, validating data using SQL, understanding APIs and system integrations, and partnering with developers throughout the software development lifecycle. While software development experience is not required, the ideal candidate possesses the technical aptitude to understand how enterprise applications exchange data and how business requirements translate into technical solutions.

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