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Senior Reporting Analyst (Data Management)

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Senior Reporting Analyst (Data Management)

Mizuho

What is required?

  • University degree (Computer Science or similar degree, or experience)
  • Experience working for (large) multinational corporate
  • Experience with SQL
  • Experience with scripting/coding language within the Data Management area (e.g. Python, VBA, VBS)
  • Affinity with Financial Services
  • Able to work across silos (IT, Business Analysis, Reporting, Process Management)
  • Good planning, organizing, communicating skills
  • Enjoying analytical, and detail driven work
  • Excellent command of the English language, both verbally and in writing
  • Representative, approachable and active attitude
  • Able to work independently

What will you get?

  • €85K - €100K gross p/y (depending on knowledge and experience) including 13 th month and holiday allowance
  • Annual bonus
  • 37,5 hour working week (flexible working hours)
  • Possibility to work flexibly and remotely
  • 30 vacation days (based on fulltime employment)
  • Option to buy or sell leave annually
  • Technical and professional training possibilities
  • 100% company paid defined contribution pension plan
  • Unique opportunity of working in a dynamic international and multicultural environment and being part of one of the largest financial institutions of the world

What will you do?

  • 15% Supporting the business lines in proper application of data management under BCBS239
  • 15% Ensuring full insight into the data streams relevant for the IT reporting team
  • 15% Analysing existing data processes and proposing improvements
  • 10% Stakeholder management with both internal and external parties
  • 10% Coaching other team members
  • 10% Guiding audits and inquiries on data quality within the DNB
  • 15% Managing, collecting and formalizing the data flows within the company
  • 10% Organizing data quality workgroups and meetings

This vacancy has been created based on interviews with employees to help you get a realistic preview of the job.

Vacancy

The Senior Reporting Analyst (Data Management) at Mizuho Bank Europ N.V. is responsible for supporting the business when it comes to Reporting, Process Management and Data Management. You will be the first point of contact for receiving requirements and issues within the Data Management, Financial and Non-Financial reporting areas, and will break these down into features and user stories. An active mentality is required, as you will have the chance to implement some of these features yourself. Tracking ongoing status of these issues will be an additional part of your book of work.

In this role, you will not only plan and analyse, but also develop reports and dashboards to improve processes supporting different departments within the bank. Together with the team lead, you will organize the process to follow up on any outstanding issues that are impacting any form of reporting. You will be setting up the data and process flows for those reporting and internal processes which are managed by IT&DM. As a senior member of the team, you are expected to independently handle audits and inquiries on data quality. As the teams size is on the smaller side, you will have an unique opportunity to contribute across a wide scope of activities within the Data Management and Reporting Team.

The IT department formally consists of three interconnected teams: Data Management, Infrastructure and Development. This role falls within the Data Management team consisting of 5 people with a diverse set of skills and responsibilities. On a day-to-day basis you will report to the Data Management team lead, with a formal line to the IT Department Head.

If you have an affinity with data, enjoy working process-based and solution-oriented, and you find it challenging to constantly look for improvement opportunities, then this is a job for you.

Working week

Senior Reporting Analyst (Data Management)

On an enjoyable day, you have a number of useful conversations with colleagues from different departments. This helps you to further optimize the data processes in the company.

On a less enjoyable day, you dive into data quality guidelines without interaction with colleagues. Although this ensures little variety in your work, you can absorb this information well and use it in future activities.
  • 08:00
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    • Lunch break
    • Consultation with external stakeholder
    • Organizing data quality workgroup
    • Administration
    • Stand-up
    • Analysing existing data processes
    • Internal consultation
    • Implementing improvements to data process together with IT team
    • Lunch break
    • Coaching other team members
    • Guiding audit within the DNB
    • Managing, collecting and formalizing the data flows
    • Reading and replying to emails
    • Reading and replying to emails
    • One-on-one with colleague
    • Implementing improvements to data process together with IT team
    • Lunch break
    • Implementing improvements to data process together with IT team
    • Analysing existing data processes
    • Contact with stakeholder
    • Contact with colleague
    • Analysing existing data processes
    • Stand-up
    • Lunch break
    • Analysing existing data processes
    • Implementing improvements to data process together with IT team
    • Consultation with internal stakeholder
    • Reading and replying to emails
    • Consultation with team IT
    • Stand-up

Firsthand experience

Data processes are scattered between several departments and entities, but you want to get an overall picture in order to monitor the processes as well as possible. How do you proceed?

The data processes must comply with standard number BCBS 239, which means that a bank must have access to and insight into every cross-section at every desired aggregation level at all times. By jointly providing insight into the data processes, you can check whether these processes meet this quality standard and, if not, how this can be achieved. To get an overall picture of the data processes in the company, meetings have to be scheduled with all relevant stakeholders and process flows need to be created.

Growth

The goal of Mizuho Bank Europe is that employees have the right skills, knowledge and attitude to drive results they need to achieve. Their key principle is that trainings should be accessible to anyone and contribute to their strategic business goals. Because of that, employees are allowed to follow a study or training in a relevant field. Additionally, Mizuho promotes internal and international vacancy's so employees can move from one department to another.

Senior Reporting Analyst (Data Management)

Working at Mizuho

Mizuho Bank Europe N.V. (MBE) is a fully-licensed bank incorporated in the Netherlands and supervised by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) and the Autoriteit Financiële Markten (AFM). With over 45 years of experience providing financial services to Japanese and non-Japanese customers in the region, Mizuho has developed a solid client base and expertise throughout the European single market - with a focus on the markets in the Benelux, Iberia, and Central & Eastern Europe - using their EU Banking Passport.

We are proud to share that Mizuho Financial Group has been named among the top 100 on TIME’s World’s Best Companies list for 2024.

View company profile of Mizuho
  • Based in Amsterdam (Zuidas)
  • 148 employees in the Netherlands
  • Over 65.000 employees worldwide
  • 42% / 58%
  • Average age 39 years
  • Possibility to work flexible and remote
  • Business casual

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