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BUSINESS ANALYST - PRODUCT SME - CORPORATE BANKING (COMMERCIAL CARDS)

Duncan & Ross · Remote (Saudi Arabia) · Data Science

Remote (Saudi Arabia)Full-timeMid

About the role

Job Purpose

Lead the development of business requirements for commercial-card products supporting corporate purchasing, travel and expense-management needs.

Key Responsibilities

  • Define commercial-card propositions, customer segments, card types and supported business use cases.
  • Document end-to-end journeys for corporate onboarding, card issuance, activation, servicing, replacement, suspension and closure.
  • Define company-level and cardholder-level limits, merchant-category controls, geographic controls and transaction restrictions.
  • Capture requirements for physical and virtual cards, where applicable.
  • Define billing, repayment, settlement, fees, statements and reconciliation requirements.
  • Document corporate administrator capabilities, cardholder management, approval workflows and expense visibility.
  • Define transaction monitoring, disputed-transaction, chargeback, fraud, delinquency and exception-handling requirements.
  • Identify integrations with card-management systems, payment networks, core banking, digital channels, fraud systems and reporting platforms.
  • Produce the detailed BRD, customer journeys, process flows, business rules, acceptance criteria and traceability matrix.
  • Facilitate stakeholder reviews and manage the BRD through approval and sign-off.

Required Experience

  • At least 7 years of experience in cards, corporate banking, transaction banking or business analysis.
  • Direct experience designing or implementing commercial, corporate, purchasing or virtual-card products.
  • Strong understanding of card issuance, authorization, billing, settlement, controls and dispute management.
  • Experience working with card-management platforms, processors and payment networks.
  • Saudi or GCC cards experience is strongly preferred.

Vertical:

Technology

Originally posted on Himalayas