Software Engineer ACI Money Transfer System MTS ISO 20022 framework Expert
Software Engineer ACI Money Transfer System MTS ISO 20022 framework Expert
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15-10-2024
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Job Description
- Experience:
- Prior handson experience with endtoend deployment configuration maintenance and support of a payment processing system.
- Must be thorough with the payments processing architecture for SWIFT CBPR CHIPS and FedWire.
- Must have handson experience with ISO 20022 standards with CHIPS and upcoming FedWire due to go live in March 2025.
- Must have at least one ACI MTS ISO 20022 framework with detailed working knowledge of each component including but not limited to MCAS ICE Control Center etc.
- Must be able to deploy and test patches in ACI MTS in both Service Pack style and hot fixes.
- Must have knowledge of data model for UPF. Knowledge of data model of core MTS is a plus.
- Technical Skills:
- Proficient in underlying technology stack for ACI MTS
- Handson experience in Oracle 11g and above with various database objects & replication.
- Knowledge of shell scripting is a must bash ksh. Awk would be a plus.
- Working knowledge of IBM MQ is a must.
- Knowledge of XML and XSDs is a must.
Required Skills : Java
Basic Qualification :
Additional Skills : Applications Architect
This is a high PRIORITY requisition. This is a PROACTIVE requisition
Background Check : No
Drug Screen : No
Employment Type
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