Zareh Adamian
About Zareh Adamian
Zareh Adamian is a Business Analyst currently employed at UBS in London, England, where he has worked since 2019. He has extensive experience in IT support roles across various financial institutions, including Deutsche Bank and J.P. Morgan, and possesses expertise in incident management and user support.
Work at UBS
Zareh Adamian has been employed at UBS as a Business Analyst since 2019. In this role, he operates out of London, England, and has accumulated five years of experience within the organization. His responsibilities include analyzing business processes and providing insights to improve operational efficiency.
Previous Experience at Deutsche Bank
Prior to his current role at UBS, Zareh Adamian worked at Deutsche Bank as a 2nd/3rd Line Desktop Support professional. He has been with Deutsche Bank for 13 years, starting in 2011. His role involves providing desktop support for approximately 5,000 users daily, including high-profile clients and trade floor personnel.
Career at J.P. Morgan
Zareh Adamian served as a Trader Floor Support Analyst at J.P. Morgan Chase Bank for one year, from 2010 to 2011. His responsibilities included supporting users in a fast-paced trading environment, focusing on Virtual Desktop Environment (VDI) and configuring mobile access solutions for devices such as iPads and BlackBerry.
Background in Application Support
Before his roles at J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank, Zareh Adamian worked as a 3rd Line Application Support Analyst at Norwich Union Life & Pensions Limited from 2007 to 2009. This position provided him with foundational experience in application support within the financial services sector.
Education and Expertise
Zareh Adamian studied at Southgate College. He possesses expertise in incident and priority management, as well as change management. His technical skills include familiarity with a variety of technologies such as Citrix, Active Directory, Outlook, Lotus Notes, Bloomberg, and Reuters. He effectively communicates with users in international settings to diagnose and resolve faults.