Flexcube Functional Business Analyst
About the job
- Five to ten years of experience as a Functional Business Analyst or Functional Consultant in banking.
- Strong functional knowledge of Oracle FLEXCUBE.
- Exposure to OBPY and Oracle Banking Party.
- Experience in requirement gathering, fit-gap analysis, functional solutioning, and documentation.
- Hands-on experience with data migration, mapping, and testing activities.
- Understanding of system integration testing, user acceptance testing, defect management, and functional validation.
- Customer-facing communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work effectively with business, functional, technical, and testing teams.
- Conduct product demonstrations, requirement gathering, workshops, and business process discussions.
- Analyze business requirements and perform fit-gap analysis against FLEXCUBE, OBPY, and Oracle Banking Party capabilities.
- Participate in functional solution discussions and recommend suitable product or configuration solutions.
- Prepare business requirements documents, functional specifications, process flows, business rules, and functional scenarios.
- Define data migration processes, source-to-target mapping, transformation requirements, and validation.
- Support system integration testing, user acceptance testing, and regression testing; prepare test cases; and analyze and resolve defects.
- Address customer queries and provide functional clarifications throughout the project lifecycle.
- Coordinate with development, integration, migration, and testing teams to ensure successful implementation.
- Support post-implementation and production issues and provide functional troubleshooting when required.
- Experience in Oracle Banking implementations, upgrades or migrations, and banking integrations.
- Experience in Agile or Waterfall project environments.
About the company
Unison Group builds technology systems for financial institutions that need to manage risk, meet reporting rules and modernize their operations. Its consultants work across liquidity, market and credit risk, combining financial knowledge with software implementation and data analysis. The business also designs cloud infrastructure and develops custom applications, connecting these systems with the information and processes clients already use. It earns money through consulting, technology implementation and engineering services for enterprises, with work ranging from system design to deployment. Founded as Unison Consulting in 2012, the group is headquartered in Singapore.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
N/A
Founded
2012
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Established banks buy its services: Unison names Standard Chartered and DBS among its clients.
- Employees get structured learning support: Unison advertises certifications, mentorship and ongoing learning opportunities.
- Large consulting partners extend its network: Unison names TCS and IBM as strategic allies.
What critics are saying
- Assignments have defined endpoints: Unison builds cross-functional teams for time-bound client projects.
- Delivery depends on outside platforms: Unison builds cloud services around AWS, Azure, Databricks and Snowflake.
- Internal staff face formal performance reviews: Unison Consulting sets 30-90-day improvement plans for specified departments.
What makes Unison Group unique
- Regional delivery has local footholds: Unison lists locations in India, Malaysia, the UAE and Australia.
- Specialists join client teams: Unison embeds its technology consultants through talent augmentation.
- Delivery includes an owned quality tool: Unison uses uArrow for AI-driven checks on cloud data.
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