? Capitole keeps growing — and we want to do it with you

? We're looking for a Business Analyst to join the team of a leading international company in trade credit insurance and commercial risk management, helping businesses around the world protect themselves against unpaid invoices.

The project is at a key moment: e-Invoicing is becoming mandatory country by country across Europe, and this team leads that rollout — connecting internal systems, e-Invoicing platforms and each jurisdiction's tax authorities. A role where regulatory detail translates into real business impact.

? What you'll find here:
Analysing the impact of country-specific e-Invoicing mandates on business processes, integrations and invoice data models.
Gap analysis to identify what needs to change, mapping regulatory, semantic and syntax requirements across jurisdictions.
Defining and maintaining data mappings between source systems, orchestration services and e-Invoicing platforms.
Documenting the end-to-end invoice flow: data transformations, lifecycle events, status updates and regulatory responses.




Onboarding new countries and legal entities, ensuring systems, mappings and compliance are ready to go.
Acting as the bridge between business (Finance), IT and external partners — facilitating workshops and aligning requirements, dependencies and priorities.

? We're looking for someone who:
Has solid experience as a Business Analyst in environments where business, IT and external providers work side by side.
Masters gap analysis, requirements definition (business, functional and data) and data mapping.
Is comfortable turning regulatory requirements into concrete changes to systems and processes.
Knows how to drive stakeholder alignment, not just document it.
Has worked with e-Invoicing, electronic invoicing, tax or multi-country regulatory projects.

? Location: Madrid – Hybrid (1 day in the office).
?️ Languages: Fluent English (B2+/C1).

? Why CAPITOLE?
Individual training budget of €1,200 ?
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📌 Business Analyst (Madrid)
🏢 Capitole
📍 Madrid