Payment Solution Architect
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Role: Payments Solutions ArchitectLocation: Dallas, TX JOB Type: Full Time
Job DescriptionPrevious experience in creating architectural designs in Payments and Commercial Architecture. Understanding of technology evaluation processPrevious experience in handling security architecture artifacts and working with secuirty and compliance teamsPreviously worked in Agile and Waterfall projectsExpertise in intergrating banking systems using different integration frameworks.Understanding of Fedwire, SWIFT and, potentially, ACH payments transaction flowIn depth knowledge of ISO 20022, Fedwire impact and new XML SWIFT formatsUnderstanding of how payments flow integrates with OFAC/AML and Fraud screening platforms.Technical and vendor platforms: Fiserv Enterprise Payments Platform, LexisNexis Bridger, Dragonfly Digital BankingUnderstanding of more recent payments processes, such as Fed Now, TCH RTP, Zelle. Analyze user requirements and convert them into functional/design documents.Have basic knowledge on Webservices (mostly JAVA). Have knowledge on MQExposure/Development experience working with MuleSoft Any point platform.
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