As a Sr Business Analyst - Treasury Operations at Huntington, your primary responsibilities will include leading projects within the Treasury segment, developing automation solutions, creating specialized reports, and ensuring the effective use of the TPG system. Additionally, you'll facilitate communication between IT and business partners, assist in process improvements, and provide training to users on new applications.

To be considered for the Sr Business Analyst - Treasury Operations role at Huntington, you'll need at least five years of relevant experience, a high school diploma, and proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite. Preferred qualifications include a bachelor's degree and strong knowledge of fixed income securities and accounting.

The Sr Business Analyst - Treasury Operations position at Huntington is a hybrid role. This means you’ll have the flexibility to work from home while also being located near our Columbus, Ohio office for collaborative moments with your team.

Successful candidates for the Sr Business Analyst - Treasury Operations role at Huntington should excel in analytical and mathematical skills, possess strong written and verbal communication abilities, and demonstrate organizational and problem-solving skills. Experience with fixed income accounting applications is also crucial.

Huntington invests in the professional growth of its team members, including the Sr Business Analyst - Treasury Operations role, by offering training programs, mentoring opportunities, and resources for continuous improvement, ensuring employees can enhance their skills and advance their careers.

In your response, share specific examples of automation projects you've led or contributed to. Highlight the tools and systems you used and explain the impact of these automations on efficiency and accuracy within the treasury or financial operations.

Discuss your strategies for maintaining clear communication, such as regular updates, meetings, and using collaborative platforms. Providing examples where you successfully managed stakeholder expectations will demonstrate your experience.

Be prepared to describe the reporting tools you've used and specific projects where reporting was critical. Mention how you created reports that informed decision-making and supported treasury operations.

Use this opportunity to showcase your analytical skills. Detail the issue you identified, the steps you took to investigate it, and how your proposed solution improved the process within your organization.

Talk about your prioritization methods, such as using task management tools, setting deadlines, or assessing the impact of tasks on project outcomes. Sharing a specific example of a time you managed conflicting deadlines can be beneficial.

Discuss your familiarity with fixed income products, such as Treasuries and MBS, and how you've applied that knowledge in your roles. If you’ve worked with fixed income accounting systems, include that experience as well.

Outline your training methods, emphasizing how you assess user needs, create training materials, and follow up to ensure comprehension. Providing an example of a training session you led will strengthen your response.

Prepare a detailed example of a project that required significant analytical work. Discuss the challenges you faced, your approach to analysis, and the outcomes that validated your analytical skills.

Mention the project management frameworks you're comfortable with, such as Agile or Waterfall. Provide examples of how you've applied these methodologies in previous jobs to manage projects effectively.

Share your experience dealing with unforeseen issues in a project. Highlight your problem-solving processes and resilience, showcasing how you've successfully navigated complex situations.