Antony Britto

Business System Analyst @Scotiabank

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

May 2023 — Present

Business System Analyst @Scotiabank

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Toronto, ON, CA

EDUCATION

2021 — 2023

DeGroote School of Business - McMaster University

MBA

2013 — 2017

St. Joseph's College Of Engineering

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ABOUT ANTONY BRITTO

I currently work as a Business Analyst at Scotiabank (Toronto office). I liaise between the business and tech teams and help facilitate enhancements to Scotiabank\'s iTrade UI which is a trading platform where we onboard clients and help them invest in Scotiabank\'s stocks. My daily tasks involve analyzing the UI to improve customer experience and developing acceptance criteria for the DEV and QA teams to follow. I host weekly grooming sessions to communicate these criteria and get feedback from the rest of the team to improve upon acceptance criteria. I also host sessions with the business stakeholders to give a walkthrough and address any questions that arise about the items that were developed during a sprint. I also helped develop Power BI dashboards to better understand customer dropout and enrollment rates. Before this, I worked as an ETL tester at Fidelity International in Gurgaon where I was exposed to various investment banking concepts. I also acquired in-depth knowledge in Data warehousing and end-to-end ETL automation testing where I automated regression packages for large data sets primarily received in the forms of Excel, XMLs or JSONs. This would then be loaded into our staging tables and then to our VIEWS, APIs, DOLS, DALs, DIM, FACT and DATAMART tables. I am well-versed in Pl/SQL, Unix, Informatica, Data Quality automation, and the operation of Control-M (Scheduling tool).

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