Sophis SME with Market Risk

Project Description: We are looking for an senior Sophis SME to join us in the Sophis Functional support team Responsibilities: As a Sophis Risk SME, you will primarily work in the Market Risk area and provide additional capacity to a functional support team for the Finastra Sophis package, within the WB Tech FM> Sophis area. You'll work in a multi skilled Sophis Ops squad, using the agile methodology to deliver on the company and business' priorities, from the backlog. You need a have solid knowledge of financial markets and products and have hands-on experience in implementation of Market Risk user stories, ideally in a Sophis context. You can handle well immediate user-facing interaction with our internal customers as well as working on backlog stories. You strive towards automation, and you assist in bringing us to full continuous delivery. The following items are vital in this: Contribute to the new way of working. You work together with colleagues from other areas of expertise and take initiative in expanding knowledge (both within and outside of your area of expertise) that is relevant for the Investing area in which you work. You use your technical expertise and experience to contribute to all sprint events (planning, refinements, retrospectives, demos). Where possible, you take on tasks/activities that contribute to the mission, even when they are not entirely within your area of expertise. Mandatory Skills Description: Good knowledge of Finastra Capital Fusion - Sophis 6.x Front/Back office, Value at Risk modules 5 years of hands-on experience delivering user stories in Market risk implementation projects, ideally in a Sophis context. Good knowledge in SQL programming: syntax, objects utilization and optimization (materialized view, table partitioning). Experience in Sophis processes monitoring (logs analyse, workflow) Comfortable with Agile and Continuous Delivery practices. Pro-active, assertive and a good communicator. Have an excellent written and spoken English! (Knowledge of Dutch and/or French is an asset)