Apex 2000
Lead Software Engineer( ACI MTS Payments Product Consultant)
Charlotte, North Carolina, USA · Senior · Contract
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About the role
- Ensure solutions meet security, scalability, performance, and reliability standards.
Requirements
- 6+ years of hands-on development experience in a technical engineering role.
- 3+ years in ACI payments application suite, ACI MTS, UPF & APSF Experience in providing technical leadership or mentoring within a team.
- Desired Qualifications Experience with payments systems such as ACH and/or Wires.
- Strong understanding of global payment rails (FED, CHIPS, CHAPS, TARGET, SWIFT).
- Solid experience with Microservices, J2EE, middleware, transaction management, security, connection pooling, messaging, and performance tuning.
- Experience conducting NFR testing including RTO/RPO validation.
- Experience collaborating across distributed/virtual teams.
- 4+ years with JMS, 4+ years with Kafka/Confluent, and 3+ years with Oracle.
- Experience with secure DevOps, cloud deployment automation, and test automation.
- Hands-on experience with ACI UPF (Universal Payments Framework) including:
Skills
- Contribute to automation initiatives, CI/CD improvements, DevOps practices, and test automation.
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