Business Analyst (h/f)

October 24, 2026

Hybrid

Senior

Paris, France

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Original vacancy is in French
You will likely need French for the job. The employer can confirm

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Fixed-term contract

Description

Freelance Business Analyst role for a multi-brand, multi-country platform in the banking and wealth management sector. The analyst translates client needs into clear specifications for the development team so that technical and functional delivery matches the product vision. The engagement runs 8 renewable months from Paris 14th with two remote days per week. Work is organized around agile rituals with Scrum and Kanban.

Gender markers in the title: (h/f)

In accordance with European anti-discrimination legislation, this job is open to all candidates

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Responsibilities

Facilitate requirements-gathering workshops with the client and the development team
Analyze and formalize business needs for a multi-brand and multi-country platform
Map target user journeys and user flows
Write specifications including user stories and acceptance criteria
Validate non-functional requirements such as accessibility
Facilitate collaboration between product vision and technical execution
Track project deliverables and anticipate functional risks
Participate in agile rituals to remove ambiguities
Coordinate and communicate with clients on a regular basis

Requirements

4 to 5 years of experience as a Business Analyst
Experience in the banking sector or in wealth management
Strong command of Agile methodologies, Scrum and Kanban
Good understanding of modern web architectures and cloud environments such as Azure
Excellent communication skills
Ability to formalize requirements for a multi-brand and multi-country platform
Understanding of the software development lifecycle and functional analysis

Conditions

Paris 14th arrondissement location with two remote days per week
Freelance fixed-term contract of 8 months, renewable
Work inside an international consulting environment with direct client communication