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You will work across a diverse toolstack, contributing to products in multiple industry domains while helping build technical IP. The role requires adaptability, comfort with modern infrastructure and cloud environments, and a genuine curiosity for solving real problems. As the team expands, this role forms the technical foundation ahead of future senior strategic hires.
Responsible for user-facing IT services and access governance within a banking organisation.
The Systems Analyst role focuses on providing functional and technical support for financial and logistics systems within the commodity trading industry. The successful candidate will collaborate with clients and internal teams to optimise workflows, ensure data accuracy, and drive system enhancements.
A hands-on leadership role managing the frontline helpdesk and user support function within a banking environment
As Group Business Systems & Technology Lead, you will act as the hands on architect, builder and operator of the Group's core tech landscape. This is an individual contributor role designed for someone who can move from decision → configuration → implementation at pace, balancing strategy with deep technical execution.
The Collection Management System (CMS) Unit Head will be responsible for overseeing the efficient operation, maintenance, and optimisation of the CMS within the digital department. This role requires expertise in system management and a strong understanding of public sector operations to ensure seamless integration and functionality.
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