Business Analyst / Tester

October 6, 2026

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BlueSnap is an Innovative, Balanced and Inclusive company, headquartered in Waltham, MA, with offices in Israel, Ireland, and the UK. The BlueSnap team works collaboratively continuing to build a world-class payments orchestration platform that provides our clients with extensive capabilities, technologies, and services to accept payments in an optimized fashion.

We are excited to add a new Business Analyst/Tester to our growing Safeguarding Team. In this role you will work on maintaining the existing safeguarding tool and assist in testing the newer more efficient and robust version presently being developed. You will assist with the management and planning of the overall safeguarding project. This position will continue to evolve as we add new products, new legal entities, reconciliation enhancements, and implement technical advancements and process improvements.

This position will allow you to work with other cross-functional teams and will expose you to different facets of the payment industry. If you are the type of person who is looking for an interesting and challenging position this could be the position for you.

This is a remote role and will require some overlap with United States EST hours. You will report to our Senior Business Analyst & EPM Project Manager in the UK.

Responsibilities:

Support the safeguarding program by identifying and resolving data and processing issues. Log defects, coordinate accurate data fixes, verify implementation and document RCA (Root Cause Analysis).
Develop comprehensive testing scenarios. Execute, review, and validate the results. Maintain evidence of test results and document audit trail.
Update the Business Requirements Document (BRD).
Collaborate with product management to ensure safeguarding project milestones and major deliverables are on schedule. Identify potential risks and recommend achievable solutions.

Requirements:

5+ years working as a Business Analyst
3+ years of experience performing user acceptance testing
Strong problem-solving skills
Strong communication skills
Effective time management skills
Self-motived, flexible, and ability to work independently
Detailed oriented without losing the big picture
Hands-on attitude with a willingness to learn and take on a wide variety of responsibilities
An understanding of Accounting Fundamentals
An understanding of the Safeguarding Regulations
An understanding of System Development Life Cycle

Nice to have experience:

Experience working in the financial services / payments industry
Experience working with multiple legal entities and currencies
An understanding of CASS 7

BlueSnap is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate differences in both background and perspective. All our applicants are considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status. We support equality of treatment in employment and are committed to having procedures to determine equal pay for our employees that do not discriminate and are free from bias.

Experience: 3 years required

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