22 hours ago
Pune, IndiaStaff+
Responsibilities
- Lead the technical direction and implementation of client-facing payment initiation capabilities across web, mobile, API, and file channels.
- Design complex, scalable, maintainable, secure, and resilient payment solutions and instruction-processing workflows.
- Guide engineering teams on technical excellence, best practices, architecture, and payment controls.
- Mentor and coach junior and mid-level engineers and contribute to organization-wide technical capability building.
- Collaborate with product managers, designers, business partners, and senior stakeholders to translate requirements into technical solutions.
- Contribute to strategic planning, product roadmaps, innovation, policy, compliance, and risk-management decisions.
- Address duplicate prevention, idempotency, entitlements, mandates, approval workflows, and payment processing consistency.
Requirements
- Strong Java engineering background in a LeSS or SAFe environment.
- Deep expertise in ISO 20022 payment standards, including pain.001, pain.002, pain.007, and pain.008.
- Knowledge of SWIFT MT payment messaging standards.
- Experience designing payment initiation and payment instruction-processing solutions.
- Experience managing duplicate prevention, idempotency, and payment controls.
- Experience designing payment entitlements, mandates, and approval workflows.
- Evidence of setting technical direction for customer-facing payments platforms.
- Preferred experience with payment status tracking, real-time reporting, audit, regulatory or risk management, sanctions screening, fraud controls, market-specific payment processing, and large-scale file-based payment environments.
About Barclays
Barclays is a UK‑based universal bank that provides retail and commercial banking, credit cards (Barclaycard), wealth management, and investment banking to consumers, businesses, and institutions. Publicly listed in London and New York, it generates revenue from net interest income, fees, and markets activities, and operates across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, and Asia. Founded in 1690 and headquartered in London, it serves customers through digital channels and a branch network.