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Business Analyst – Banking Payments & Cards (MuleSoft API Integration)


Job Location:

Toronto - Canada

Monthly Salary: K 10 - 10
Experience Required: 5years
Posted: 16 June 2026 (30+ days ago)
Application Deadline: 13 September 2026
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Business Analyst Banking Payments & Cards (MuleSoft / API Integration)Skills: Business Analysis Digital : MuleSoft

Experience Required: 810 Years

Role Description:

BSA Payments

Essential Skills:

Minimum 5 years of experience in business systems analysis or a related field.

Experience working in Financial Services or Financial Technologies industries with a focus on Payments Compliance Technology.

Experience in FX products such as WIRE ACH and SWIFT.

Experience in MuleSoft API implementation.

Ability to translate complex requirements into technical functional and non-functional requirements.

Experience in VISA debit (or comparable debit) card implementation.

End-to-end delivery involvement.

Strong ability to translate complex requirements into technical functional and non-functional requirements.






Required Skills:

Top 3 Required Skills: 1. IBM Financial transaction 2. Payment flow 3. Support Modernization Detailed Job Description: Design develop and maintain applications built on IBM Financial Transaction Manager (FTM) to support core payments processing. Contribute to the development of payment flows supporting transaction processing. Build and support integrations between FTM and upstream/downstream systems using enterprise integration patterns. Participate in the design development testing deployment and production support. Troubleshoot and resolve application and integration issues in a complex regulated environment. Collaborate with architecture QA and operations teams to ensure platform stability scalability and performance. Support modernization initiatives and enhancements to existing payment hub capabilities. Produce clear technical documentation and participate in code reviews and knowledge sharing.