
Business Analyst - Fee Reconciliation and Monitoring
Adyen
Business Analyst - Fee Reconciliation and Monitoring
Adyen is seeking a Business Analyst for Fee Reconciliation and Monitoring to join the Group Finance team in Amsterdam. The role involves ensuring accurate supplier charges, detecting cost anomalies, and driving automation of reconciliation processes. Candidates need 1-3 years of experience as a technical business, data, or finance analyst with strong analytical skills.
Business Analyst - Fee Reconciliation and Monitoring
Adyen is seeking a Business Analyst for Fee Reconciliation and Monitoring to join the Group Finance team in Amsterdam. The role involves ensuring accurate supplier charges, detecting cost anomalies, and driving automation of reconciliation processes. Candidates need 1-3 years of experience as a technical business, data, or finance analyst with strong analytical skills.
Salary
Core Qualifications
Technical (Must-have)
Soft Skills
Preferred Qualifications
Technical (Nice-to-have)
Tools (Nice-to-have)
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure the company is charged accurately by suppliers (Schemes and Alternative Payment Methods), leveraging data to detect discrepancies between predicted fees and actual invoices.
- Work with product teams to standardize and develop reconciliation processes that scale across card-based payment methods, alternative payment methods and issuing.
- Develop and maintain monitoring frameworks to detect anomalies in supplier charging patterns, preventing (net) revenue leakage.
- Own and close the reconciliation gap between IC++, blend and alternative payment methods, such as Klarna and Affirm.
- Work across the organisation (Payment Partnerships, Product) to ensure accurate buy-side pricing (relevant for Alternative Payment Methods).
- Analyze and identify the necessary data to address financial variances, extract the required data, and perform analysis.
- Implement automated triggers to alert Finance of unexpected cost spikes.
- Improve, suggest and develop automation and tooling for bridging the gap between raw transaction data and financial reconciliation processes.