IT Analyst (business, tax, and banking)

emagine is looking for an IT analyst who will play a vital role in analyzing and documenting business, tax, and regulatory requirements for a client in the banking industry.

This position demands a strong background as an IT Analyst or Technical Business Analyst, especially in financial services or regulated industries. The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of system integrations and a proven ability to articulate clear IT deliverables for modern ESP-based platforms.

Main Responsibilities

• Analyze and document business, tax, and regulatory requirements for investment products

• Translate requirements into clear IT deliverables like features, user stories, and acceptance criteria

• Ensure consistency and traceability of requirements across solutions

• Work collaboratively with Product Owners, solution architects, and development teams

• Analyze data needs across the product lifecycle including accounts and transactions

• Support alignment with Nordic data platforms and reporting accuracy

• Contribute to solution documentation for ESP-based architectures

• Assist in transitioning from legacy systems to modern ESP platforms.

Key Requirements

• Proven experience as an IT Analyst or Technical Business Analyst

• Experience within financial services and regulated industries

• Experience with complex solutions across multiple countries or markets

• Solid understanding of system integrations, APIs, and data flows in modern platform or microservice‑based environments (ESP)

• Comfortable collaborating with solution architects and development teams

• Analytical, structured, and detail-oriented mindset

• Strong communication skills in English (Nordic languages are a plus)

• Able to balance short-term delivery needs with long-term perspectives.

Nice to Have

• Previous experience tax authorities assignments

Start date: 15.04.2026

End date: 14.07.2026

Location: Greater Copenhagen Area

Workload: 100%

Note:

Rate expectations aligned with mid-market levels