Architect (ATC)

Job Requirements
Pega – Payments Smart Investigate Education Degree, Post graduate in Computer Science or related field (or equivalent industry experience) Experience 8-12 years of experience in Pega and Pega Certified Product Engineer Pega Lead Product Engineer playing upto Architect/ CSSA or LSA Certification is highly desirable Understanding of large and complex code bases, including design techniques Experience in defining Business Processes using Pega platform for payment investigations System design and implementation, Experience in Integration Services of PRPC – Rule-Connects/Services, developing activities, PRPC User Interface development and implementation of Declarative Processing features Technical Skills Experience in Pega Smart Investigate 8.X Experience is mandatory The candidates will act as a Smart Investigate SME for the bank from Pega Platform perspective Good understanding and experience in Client Server applications, Digital applications and Business Functions Should have knowledge on API and JSON to support REST Integration Should have good understanding of KAFKA Topics and Data flows Functional Skills Experience in Banking, Financial and Fintech experience in an enterprise environment preferred Experience in following best Coding, Security, Unit testing and Documentation standards and practices Experience in Agile methodology Ensure quality of technical and application architecture and design of systems across the organization Effectively research and benchmark technology against other best in class technologies Soft Skills Able to influence multiple teams on technical considerations, increasing their productivity and effectiveness by sharing deep knowledge and experience. Self-motivator and self-starter, Ability to own and drive things without supervision and works collaboratively with the teams across the organization Have excellent soft skills and interpersonal skills to interact and present the ideas to Senior and Executive management
Work Experience
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