JOB PURPOSE: The Card Services Technical Lead is responsible for implementing all Card Services by integrating channels to the Way4 Switch. This includes managing a team of engineers to build scalable RESTful APIs, application logic, and integrations with internal and external systems to deliver efficient card services to customers. the KEY responsibilities (DUTIES): Design and implement card management solutions and services Develop and implement APIs and microservices for banking system integration Collaborate with front-end and back-end teams to ensure a seamless user experience Ensure compliance with PCI/DSS standards Maintain high system availability, security, and performance Design scalable and reliable components for current and future needs Write clean, maintainable, and efficient code in .NET Build and maintain RESTful APIs in C# Develop and execute unit, integration, and performance tests Troubleshoot and fix bugs to ensure system stability Manage deployment processes and support production releases Monitor system performance and proactively resolve issues Collaborate with frontend and mobile app developers on API specifications Participate in Scrum ceremonies and Azure DevOps task breakdowns Qualifications KEY TECHNICAL AND LEADERSHIP competencies REQUIRED FOR SUCCESS IN THE ROLE: Expertise in C#, Java, .NET, REST/SOAP APIs Deep knowledge of ATM Switch (WAY4), Finacle Core Banking Familiarity with PCI/DSS, ISO 8583, OAuth, JWT Experience with Docker, Kubernetes, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB Strong system design and microservices architecture skills Experience with Kafka, gRPC, and API management Agile mindset, strong communication, and collaboration skills Experience requirementS: 8+ years in software development Experience in financial services and card systems Proven track record in system integration and API development academic qualifications and certifications: Must-Have: Bachelor’s degree in IT, Software Engineering, Computer Science Nice to Have: Certifications in cloud technologies, DevOps, or security standards