UBS · United States

LoanIQ SME, Global Banking Technology

United StatesFinance & Accounting

Listed on UBS’s official careers site. Listed as of November 10, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

Apply on UBS’s careers site →

Job description

We're looking for a seasoned LoanIQ SME with Business Analysis skills to join a Project Team to provide LoanIQ Analysis and SME expertise and direction as part of a LoanIQ implementation for a major bank. You will act as the bridge between business stakeholders, engineering teams, and QA to define, prioritise, and deliver robust integration solutions.

Key Responsibilities

  • LoanIQ analysis, requirements gathering and SME expertise for LoanIQ implementation and integration. Areas to cover will include Accounting & General Ledger processing, Operations cash management and settlement processes, Delayed Compensation and Regulatory Deliverables.
  • Analyze impact of changes on front-to-back systems flows and architecture.
  • Gather business requirements and create detailed specifications.
  • Liaise with stakeholders across Front Office, Operations, Finance & IT groups to ensure seamless integration across all dependent interfaces, feeds & reporting.
  • Assist users in setting up/executing User Acceptance Testing.
  • Ensure alignment with enterprise architecture and compliance frameworks.
  • Liaise with Product Owner to define user stories, acceptance criteria, and product backlog items.

More jobs at UBS

PQA Quant

United States

Similar jobs at other companies

Java Full stack Developer with LoanIQ

Tata Consultancy Services · Addison, TX

VP, Business Analyst - LoanIQ

Jefferies Financial · New York, NY, United States

MFG TPC SME (Hourly)

Kroger · Clackamas, OR, United States

MFG TPC SME (Hourly)

Kroger · Irving, TX, United States

System Architecture SME

Booz Allen Hamilton Holding · Fayetteville, NC

OpenNash lists jobs from employers’ own careers sites and does not handle applications. Dates come from the employer where stated; “first seen” and “last checked” are our own observations.