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Senior Backend Engineer —Payment(PH)
Responsibilities
- Responsible for the architectural design, development and optimization of the core cross-border payment system; lead the implementation of technical solutions for the full payment link (acquiring, clearing & settlement, risk control, etc.).
- Deeply understand fund loss risks in payment business; design and implement anti-fund loss solutions (e.g., reconciliation system, error handling, fund audit) and avoid potential capital risks through technical means.
- Connect with international payment channels (e.g., credit cards, local payment methods) and handle complex scenarios in cross-border payments such as compliance, exchange rate and settlement.
- Continuously optimize system performance and solve core technical issues including high concurrency, distributed transactions and data consistency.
- Collaborate with risk control, finance, product and other teams to drive the improvement of payment system stability and security.
Requirements
- Proficiency in the core logic and architecture of cross-border payment; with at least one experience as the lead developer and architect for the full link of a payment system.
- Having a clear understanding of anti-fund loss concepts, with practical experience in handling fund loss cases or designing corresponding solutions.
- At least 2 years of experience in the development and maintenance of payment systems.
- Experience in docking with international payment channels is preferred.
- Excellent communication skills and strong sense of ownership & initiative in work.
- At least 5 years of Java development experience and 2 years of architect experience.
What does a Java developer in web3 do?
A Java developer in web3 would likely be focused on developing applications that use the Java programming language in the context of the web3 technology stack
Web3 is a collective term used to refer to the next generation of decentralized, blockchain-based technologies that are aimed at creating a more open and secure internet
In this context, a Java developer would be responsible for writing code that interacts with web3 technologies, such as decentralized applications (DApps) and smart contracts, to create new tools and services that run on the blockchain
This could involve working with cutting-edge technologies such as Ethereum, which is a popular blockchain platform that uses the Java programming language, as well as other web3 technologies and frameworks.