IT Program Project Delivery, Off
State Street
- Location
- Hangzhou
- Employment
- Full Time
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Mid
- Posted
- 15h ago
About this role
Who We Are
Looking For State Street Investment Management is looking for a senior Business Analyst, officer for our China office, as part of the Information Technology organization. This position will be responsible for leading business analysis and driving solution delivery for investment management applications and platforms, working closely with global business stakeholders and technology teams. The role requires the ability to operate with a high degree of independence, own workstreams end to end, and translate business priorities into clear requirements, delivery plans, and implementation outcomes that improve operational efficiency and support risk and control standards. The candidate should have working knowledge of asset management business and applications , with exposure to areas such as Content management systems, Product information systems, Marketing and Sales applications, workflow applications. Why this role is important to us Our Information Technology function is vital to State Street Investment Management and is a key enabler for delivering data, insights, and digital capabilities to our clients. We continue to modernize our technology platforms and enhance business capabilities through cloud adoption, data analytics, and automation initiatives. This role plays an important part in ensuring that business requirements are well understood, clearly defined, and effectively delivered , enabling scalable and high ‑ quality solutions that support business growth and operational excellence. We offer a collaborative, global environment where business analysis skills are valued, and where individuals can grow their expertise by working on real business challenges in the asset management industry. What You Will Be Responsible For Lead business analysis activities for investment management applications, independently driving requirement capture, analysis, prioritization, and documentation to support strategic and operational initiatives. Partner directly with global business stakeholders (e.g., Global Funds Management, Digital Marketing) to understand business objectives, challenge assumptions where needed, and translate priorities into well-defined requirements and actionable delivery scope. Work closely with technology teams to clarify requirements, support solution design decisions, manage delivery dependencies, and ensure correct interpretation and execution of business needs. Own business solution delivery for applications such as ssga.com, global fund management tools, including planning, stakeholder alignment, issue resolution, testing coordination, and implementation support. Analyze business processes and workflows, identify gaps and risks, and recommend pragmatic solutions and process improvements that support scalable delivery. Lead Business as Usual (BAU) support activities for assigned applications, including issue triage, impact assessment, stakeholder communication, and coordination of timely resolution or workaround solutions. Maintain high-quality documentation, including business requirements, use cases, process flows, data definitions, decisions, and supporting analysis artifacts, to ensure traceability and delivery readiness. Apply risk, compliance, and control expectations in day-to-day delivery, proactively identify issues, and raise decisions or risks in a timely manner to support successful project execution. Bring strong hands-on AI capability and passion to help shape and accelerate AI-enabled SDLC practices for the Business Analysis team, including identifying practical AI use cases, improving requirements quality, supporting delivery productivity, and collaborating with development leaders on AI adoption.
What We Value
Foundational knowledge of asset management business and familiarity with investment management concepts such as products, performance, risk, and client data. Strong business analysis capability, with the ability to structure ambiguous problems , define scope, and