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Mural Pay - Payments Engineer
New York, New York, United States
No sponsorshipDetected 20 days ago
TypeScriptReactFull-Stack DevelopmentPostgreSQLAWSDockerCompliance
About the role
- As a Payments Engineer, you will have the opportunity to join our growing Engineering team and report to the Head of Engineering and CTO.
Responsibilities
- building Mural's credit card processing infrastructure from the ground up - including acquirer integration, PCI-scoped data handling, and modern checkout flows that power card-based pay-ins and pay-outs across our platform.
- This is a core new piece of Mural's infrastructure, and we're hiring someone who has done this before and can come in with thesis-backed opinions on how and why to build it a certain way.
Requirements
- 5+ years of experience in fullstack or backend software engineering, with hands-on card processing infrastructure experience Visa sponsorship not available Case-by-case with H1-B transfers and TN
Company info
- Contribute in a full-stack manner to Mural's platform and API offerings Build checkout experiences and hosted payment flows - including SDKs, iframes/elements, and server-side orchestration that balance conversion, fraud, and compliance Build robust chargeback, dispute, and exception handling pipelines, including evidence submission, representment workflows, and fraud signal integration; Design for idempotency, auditability, and eventual consistency across card authorization, capture, and payout workflows - with a deep respect for retries, network timeouts, and dual-writes Communicate implementation tradeoffs across acquirers, processors, and gateways with a focus on cost, performance, auth rates, security, and observability
Visa & Work Authorization
- ars of experience in fullstack or backend software engineering, with hands-on card processing infrastructure experience Visa sponsorship not available Case-by-case with H1-B transfers and TN
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