Junior IT Analyst
Summary
A junior IT analyst working in the Group Technology team of a large banking platform's Deposits Domain (~6.5M accounts), acting as a bridge between business and IT: clarifying and documenting requirements, driving change initiatives with stakeholders, and ensuring application quality and timely delivery. Core tools are SQL on large datasets, Jira, and Confluence; Hadoop/Snowflake knowledge is a pl
Summary
The role of the IT Analyst within the Group Technology is to act as a bridge between business needs and technical implementation, particularly in the Deposits Domain which handles approximately 6.5 million accounts. The primary goal is to drive requirements processes, ensuring that the solutions delivered meet scalability and quality standards, while facilitating collaboration across multiple stakeholders and teams.
Main Responsibilities
Clarify, document and communicate functional and non-functional requirements.
Drive change initiatives with multiple stakeholders to enable sustainable solutions.
Strengthen the robustness and quality of applications to ensure a reliable production environment.
Ensure timely delivery according to standards to meet business needs.
Encourage agile collaboration between business, IT, and external partners.
Provide guidance to maximize customer value.
Contribute to innovative and modernizing solutions for the application portfolio.
Key Requirements
Strong requirements analysis skills.
Professional business and data modeling skills.
Knowledge of Enterprise architecture.
Experience in stakeholder management and communication.
Proficiency in SQL with experience in large, complex datasets.
Hands-on experience with Jira and Confluence.
Understanding of complex system architecture and communication methods.
Nice to Have
Knowledge of the Hadoop ecosystem.
Experience with Snowflake.
Other Details
Location: Gdansk, Gdynia or Warsaw.
Work style: Hybrid; must be available in-office 60% of the time.
Rate: 90 PLN netto per hour + VAT
Contract: B2B, 12 months + possible extenstions