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Card Analyst

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  • Post Date: June 30, 2020
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Job Overview

Business Unit: Payments and Digital Financial Services
Geographical Area: Zimbabwe
Department: Payments and Digital Financial Services
Vacancy Manager: Card Services Manager

Purpose of the job

Responsible for card (Visa, MasterCard and Zimswitch) research and product innovation.

Main Focus Areas

Business Case Formulation

  • Provide assistance with business cases for new product development
  • Provide business support for card processes and onboarding activities
  • Working with projects team to ensure projects are tracked and delivered on time
  • Conduct market intelligence and competitor analysis for card portfolio
  • Assist with training programs for new card products and existing products
  • Develop marketing strategies for card products
  • Card analytics for the different card products

Business Case Formulation

  • Assist payments and digital financial services leadership with latest trends in payments and financial services or changes in technology that will impact financial services
  • Continuous review of existing products to remain competitive in the market
  • Regular engagement with branch and head office unit staff to create awareness of digital banking products

Product Testing & Governance Processes

  • Timely presentation of competitor analysis to aid payments strategy formulation
  • Establish and manage product introduction cycle – user testing, process mapping, advertising materials, campaigns
  • Contribute towards promoting a digital banking culture within the organization
  • Maintain all product governance paper

Stakeholder relationship management

  • Build strong relationships across the business
  • Lead by example in building strong internal and external relationships, displaying sound abilities to listen, advise, influence, negotiate and make presentations at all levels
  • Identify opportunities to leverage opportunities and share knowledge and lessons learn

Qualifications and Work Experience

  • Business Degree
  • Experience in same or similar role involving Digital Banking, Business Development, Research, Business Innovation

Technical Prerequisites:

  • Knowledge of new product governance, control and risk management
  • Knowledge of the full MS Office suite and MS Projects
  • Ability to understand Technical Architecture of all existing and proposed solutions for digital banking
  • Defines SIT, UAT, POST Implementation conditions.
  • Develops accurate and complete test plans.
    • Leads testing efforts.
    • Ensures issues are identified, tracked, reported on and resolved in a timely manner.
  • Works with channel owners to identify required changes. Communicates needed changes to development team.
  • Identifies and documents system deficiencies and recommends solutions.

Job Related Knowledge

  • Knowledge of new product governance, control and risk management
  • Knowledge of the full MS Office suite and MS Projects
  • Ability to understand Technical Architecture of all existing and proposed solutions for digital banking

Interested applicants who meet the job requirements should e-mail their CVs to Careerszim@bancabc.com with the Heading: “Card Analyst” or hand deliver to Human Capital Administration offices

APPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE IN COMPLIANCE WITH BancABC’s RECRUITMENT POLICY.

Closing Date: 3 July 2020 @1630hrs

Job Detail
  • Career LevelOther
  • QualificationDegree
  • Experience3-5 Years
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