Securities Services - Senior Business Analyst - Associate

JPMorgan Chase JPMorgan Chase · Banking · Hong Kong · Commercial & Investment Bank

This role is for a Senior Business Analyst in Securities Services at JPMorgan Chase, focusing on defining and delivering scalable platforms. The analyst will translate user requirements into functional specifications, shape technical designs, and ensure traceability. A key part of the role involves learning and utilizing the firm's AI capabilities, tracking AI trends, and facilitating AI rollouts across Operations, with a strong emphasis on governance and adoption rather than direct model development. The role requires experience in Securities Services or capital markets and the ability to document requirements, specify integrations, and define acceptance criteria. Experience supporting business-wide AI adoption is preferred.

What you'd actually do

  1. Partner with Global Custody, Fund Services, Middle Office, and other product lines to elicit user requirements, target outcomes, and SLAs; run workshops/interviews to capture current-state and pain points.
  2. Author and maintain a layered requirements stack including user requirements, functional requirements, and technical solution design inputs, and ensure obtain consensus across stakeholders
  3. Create and maintain as-is/to-be process models (BPMN), define control points and exception handling aligned to cutoffs and client SLAs; specify upstream/downstream integrations
  4. Establish end-to-end traceability from requirements to epics/stories, tests, and releases; enforce taxonomy, versioning, and change control; define testable acceptance criteria and support UAT/defect triage.
  5. Learn and utilize the firm’s latest approved AI capabilities; define AI-specific functional requirements (guardrails, evaluation, HITL) and design inputs (inference integration, observability).

Skills

Required

  • 6–9 years’ Business Analysis/Product Analysis experience in Securities Services or related capital markets.
  • Demonstrated domain knowledge in at least two product areas
  • Separate and document user requirements vs. functional requirements vs. technical solution design; maintain bidirectional traceability.
  • Specify integrations and data contracts; capture non-functionals (resiliency, performance, security, observability) tied to operational windows.
  • Produce testable acceptance criteria and partner effectively with QA/UAT.
  • Proficiency with JIRA/Confluence, BPMN/UML, API specifications (e.g., OpenAPI)
  • Ability to learn enterprise AI platforms and align to firm-wide governance—focused on scaling adoption, not model-building.
  • Exceptional attention to detail, structured communication, and stakeholder facilitation.

Nice to have

  • Exposure to event-driven architectures, microservices, and streaming; experience with exceptions workflows and control/operations dashboards.
  • Experience supporting business-wide AI adoption (playbooks, change management); familiarity with data governance, entitlements, operational resilience, and records management.
  • Certifications such as CBAP/BCS BA; relevant AI/ML coursework a plus.

What the JD emphasized

  • without directly developing automation code or pilots
  • focused on scaling adoption, not model-building
  • AI-specific functional requirements
  • AI rollouts across Operations