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Senior Developer – ACI MTS Payments

Posted 6 days ago

futran tech solutionsJersey City (NJ)

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Senior Developer – ACI MTS Payments
Location: Charlotte, NC / Jersey City, NJ / Pennington, NJ
Experience: 8+ Years
FulltimeJob Summary Seeking a Senior Developer with strong experience in ACI Money Transfer System (MTS) and wire payments processing. The candidate will be responsible for developing, enhancing, and supporting payment applications for domestic and international wire transfers.
Required Skills: Hands-on experience with ACI MTS (Money Transfer System).Strong knowledge of Wire Payments, SWIFT, CHIPS, Fedwire, and ISO 20022.Development experience in COBOL, Unix/Linux, Shell Scripting, and Oracle SQL/PLSQL.Experience with MQ, Autosys, NDM, and batch processing environments. Strong troubleshooting and production support skills. Understanding of cross-border payment processing and payment lifecycle.
Responsibilities: Develop and maintain ACI MTS payment processing applications. Implement enhancements for wire and cross-border payment systems. Build and support integrations with SWIFT, CHIPS, and Fedwire networks. Analyze requirements and develop scalable payment solutions. Investigate production issues, perform root cause analysis, and implement fixes. Participate in Agile ceremonies, code reviews, testing, and deployments. Collaborate with business, operations, and infrastructure teams.
Preferred: Banking or Financial Services domain experience. Experience with high-value payment systems. Exposure to payment modernization and ISO 20022 migration initiatives.

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