Junior Business Analyst

About the role

Not just another entry level career opportunity: receive coaching, mentorship, and support at every step of your career journey. We invest in you so you can thrive and succeed. Launch your tech career with FDM – any degree welcomed. Your degree got you here, your passion can take you further. Start a tech career that’s both dynamic and impactful. As an FDM Consultant, you’ll get the chance to work with global companies across banking, consulting, retail, insurance, and more. You’ll add big names to your resume and gain hands‑on experience from day one. Serving a wide variety of industries, we can offer our consultants a career path in their most suited field. We help you develop and build on your strengths, behaviors, knowledge, and ability with hands‑on, industry‑relevant coaching, and place you on assignments with leading global companies. We match your strengths to the right role.

Responsibilities

• Business Systems Analyst – Bridge business needs with technical solutions by collaborating closely with architects, engineers, and product teams. Translate requirements into clear user stories, define acceptance criteria, support testing strategies, and validate solutions through hands‑on analysis. Help refine processes, troubleshoot issues, and ensure systems and features are built, tested, and delivered with quality, all while working in an agile, fast‑moving environment.
• Business Analyst – Analyze systems, processes, and data to uncover insights and recommend improvements that help businesses operate more efficiently and make informed decisions.
• Project Manager – Plan and deliver projects on time and within scope, managing risks, budgets, and stakeholder expectations to ensure business goals are met.

Requirements

• Hold a university degree (bachelor or higher).
• Able to commit to at least two years of employment with FDM as a consultant following the initial training period.
• Legally authorized to work in the US without employer sponsorship.
• All client assignments require on‑site work in client offices (locations may include New York Metro, Texas, Florida, North Carolina,