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Business Analyst – Securities Division

Job Details:
In-person
$71,846 - $98,789 / year
Full-time
Experienced
Benefits:
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Paid Time Off
Flexible Work
Retirement Plans
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
Employee Assistance Program
Wellness Programs

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission (Commission) is a leader in integrated financial and consumer services regulation. The Commission's mandate is to protect consumers and enhance public confidence in the financial and consumer marketplace through the provision of regulatory and educational services. With offices in both Fredericton and Saint John, it is responsible for the administration and enforcement of provincial legislation regulating mortgage brokers, payday lenders, real estate, securities, insurance, pensions, credit unions, trust and loan companies, cooperatives, unclaimed property, and a wide range of consumer legislation. The Commission is a self funded Crown corporation responsible for the administration and enforcement of financial consumer services legislation.

We offer opportunities for dedicated professionals to play a vital role in carrying out our mandate.

Business Analyst - Securities Division (Saint John office)

If you're passionate about making a real impact through strategic process improvements and technical innovation, we want you on our team! Join our dynamic team where you'll play a key role in the Canadian Securities Administrators' (CSA) National Systems Renewal Program (NSRP). As a subject matter expert, you'll represent the Commission in various NSRP working groups, liaising with IT on technical enhancements and organizational change management. You'll be responsible for monitoring and optimizing in-house systems, ensuring alignment with regulatory processes, and supporting business requirements for system development and enhancements. Additionally, you'll conduct data analysis, generate custom reports, and act as a business analyst for other regulated sectors.

Your Focus

  • Oversee all changes and enhancements to the Division's internal systems; main point of contact for the IT resources and for national systems.
  • Represent the Commission on the NSRP project, and participate on other CSA committees, including those responsible for regulatory systems development and data analysis.
  • Facilitate regulatory requirements gathering sessions and develop requirements specification documents, including business, functional and system requirements, with lead.
  • Analyze current business processes and workflows to improve efficiency; research and gather information about current and future regulatory systems and processes to identify potential gaps.
  • Work with Commission and regulatory stakeholders to understand business needs and translate them into functional requirements.
  • Act as liaison between business and IT technical teams to ensure alignment on requirements.
  • Review test cases to ensure proper coverage of the requirements are being tested.
  • Support internal training sessions with staff to assist in the transition to the new systems and processes using custom-developed training materials.
  • Communicate key decisions, issues, and risks to the project manager, as well as identify interdependencies and scope changes to project manager.

What you bring

  • University degree in Information Technology, Business or a related field.
  • 5+ years of business analysis experience, with a demonstrated ability to work independently.
  • 5+ years of system development experience is required.
  • Strong planning and communication skills, both oral and written, and an ability to explain technical topics and/or issues to non-technical users.
  • Knowledge of, or willingness to learn, CSA regulatory filing systems and functionalities.
  • Experience in gathering and documenting business requirements and creating detailed documentation and reports.
  • Attention to detail and an eye for process improvement opportunities.

Additional Strengths and Assets

  • Certification in Business Analysis (IIBA, PMIPBA, CABA)
  • Knowledge of securities statutory filing requirements

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission offers a competitive salary and benefit package as well as excellent opportunities for personal growth and challenge. Salary will be commensurate with experience. If you are interested in being a key part of this team, please forward your résumé and covering letter.

Salary Range: $71,846 to $98,789 (annual compensation)

For more information about this position please visit our website at www.fcnb.ca or call the Human Resources Officer at (506) 643-7790.

Please note that only candidates selected for further evaluation will be contacted.

Company Website: http://www.fcnb.ca
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Nous sommes une équipe grandissante d'une centaine de professionnels dévoués qui façonnent diligemment l'environnement des services financiers et des services à la consommation au Nouveau-Brunswick. Nous sommes une société de la Couronne indépendante et financièrement autonome qui a été créée en 2013. Nous informons, renseignons et protégeons plus de 834 000 consommateurs et consommatrices grâce à la réglementation et à l'éducation financière, et nous réglementons quelque 40 000 professionnels des services financiers qui gagnent leur vie en travaillant avec l'argent des Néo-Brunswickois et Néo-Brunswickoises.

À titre d'autorité des marchés financiers du Nouveau-Brunswick, nous croyons en un marché solide et équitable pour tous et toutes, où les secteurs réglementés comprennent leurs obligations et aident les gens du Nouveau-Brunswick à prendre des décisions financières en toute assurance. Un marché dans lequel le public investisseur peut faire confiance et participer.

Nous y parvenons grâce à la réglementation et à l'encadrement des activités ainsi qu'à l'application de la loi. Nous encadrons les entreprises et les professionnels afin qu'ils respectent les normes commerciales, d'éthiques et de compétences dans leurs domaines, et nous agissons de façon décisive en cas de non-conformité. En même temps, nous soutenons la sensibilisation de la population néo-brunswickoise afin qu'elle puisse comprendre les activités que nous réglementons et participer au marché financier avec confiance.

Comptant des bureaux à Saint John et à Fredericton, nous proposons des perspectives de carrière dans de nombreux domaines, depuis les valeurs mobilières, les finances, le domaine juridique et les technologies de l'information, jusqu'aux ressources humaines, à la conformité et à la délivrance de licences et de permis, en passant par l'élaboration de politiques, la communication et l'éducation.

Si une organisation qui défend les valeurs d'excellence, d'innovation et d'inclusion vous interpelle et que l'incidence tangible de votre travail sur le bien-être financier des gens de la province vous motive, nous serions ravis de vous parler!

Pour en savoir plus sur la Commission ou pour vous abonner à notre liste de distribution sur nos possibilités de carrière et autres nouvelles liées aux finances et à la consommation, consultez notre site www.fcnb.ca.

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