Payments Architect - Cloud Computing
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The role
Define the architectural vision and target operating environment for Payments Products and Services, ensuring alignment with business strategy.
Lead and mentor a team of platform architects and engineers to deliver scalable, resilient cloud-based solutions.
Design and review complex architectures, ensuring non-functional requirements—security, performance, maintainability, scalability, usability, and reliability—are met.
Manage stakeholder and vendor relationships, facilitate solution discussions, and drive the architecture roadmap across business domains.
Design and develop scalable data architectures using Hadoop and Teradata, overseeing end-to-end platform implementations and performance tuning.
Stay current on payments technologies and regulatory requirements (ISO 20022, PCI DSS) and explore innovations such as real-time payments, cross-border hubs, and blockchain.
Lead and mentor a team of platform architects and engineers to deliver scalable, resilient cloud-based solutions.
Design and review complex architectures, ensuring non-functional requirements—security, performance, maintainability, scalability, usability, and reliability—are met.
Manage stakeholder and vendor relationships, facilitate solution discussions, and drive the architecture roadmap across business domains.
Design and develop scalable data architectures using Hadoop and Teradata, overseeing end-to-end platform implementations and performance tuning.
Stay current on payments technologies and regulatory requirements (ISO 20022, PCI DSS) and explore innovations such as real-time payments, cross-border hubs, and blockchain.
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