Business Analyst (Payments)

Greeting from Shrive Technologies LLC!!

Shrive Technologies LLC is an IT Development & IT Staffing firm with more than a decade of experience in providing IT Staffing Solutions & Services. Our expertise is in sourcing and deploying highly skilled IT Specialist into mainstream and niche technologies to meet client's Temporary, Permanent & SOW project needs.

Role: Business Analyst (Payments)

Location: Essex, NJ

Duration: Long term

Experience: 10 years

• Highly skilled and knowledgeable lead who will work to transform our Payments Technology
  Build the state of the art, highly scalable payment platform as a strong contributor across the team
  Develop software components as a hands-on contributor
  Work with other tracks and lead integration efforts across other components
  Build digital assets to serve our internal and external clients
  This role may have few directs, thus the ideal candidate should provide focus and clarity in establishing individual goals, driving performance management, supporting career development, and rewarding strong performance.
  Be a skilled organizer to set development tasks for yourself, directs and the team
  What you need to succeed?

Must have:

8+ years of experience in payment technology development and data modeling
Very familiar with data modeling for payments domain, cash management and transaction banking domain, has been part of building or integrating with a Payments Hub in a large bank
Can apply payment domain data model concepts to influence API design for payment services
Has data engineering skills, can work with multiple data structures, relational and NoSQL databases including creating tables, views and strong data querying skills, Azure SQL, Oracle, Cosmos DB
Can define and design event streaming for payments lifecycle data and define Kafka topics topology based on downstream system consumption patterns
Subject matter expertise on one major vendor payment platform like Fiserv, Finastra, Volpay, Finacle, CGI, ACI etc.
Fluent with common payment rails like Fedwire, SWIFT, ACH and understanding of message types, transformations and data mapping / validation rules for these rails