Directs architecture, design, and development of enterprise retail backend platforms, including microservices, APIs, middleware, checkout, transaction processing, and data synchronization systems. Establishes enterprise architecture standards and leads secure payment integration architecture. Oversees distributed, event-driven, scalable systems and mentors senior engineers while driving cross-functional initiatives across product, operations, and infrastructure.
Directors Technology – Platform
- Direct & oversee architecture, design & develop of enterprise retail backend platforms, incl microservices-based APIs, middleware services, checkout systems, transaction processing engines, & data synchronization systems using Java, Spring Boot, Kafka, RabbitMQ, RESTful APIs, & relational databases such as MySQL & PostgreSQL.
- Establish/govern enterprise system architecture standards.
- Lead integration architecture for secure payment processing connections.
Send resumes to: Retailcloud Ventures Inc. DBA Retailcloud, [email protected]
Requirements
Minimum Requirements: Master’s degree or foreign equivalent degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, or related plus 60 months of experience in the job offered or as a Computer Software Professional. 5 years designing, architecting, and leading REST-based back-end API platforms in enterprise environments. 3 years working with high-volume retail/e-commerce transaction systems. 3 years implementing event-driven architectures using distributed messaging. 3 years with PCI-DSS–compliant payment architectures, secure transaction frameworks, and integrations with major payment processors. 3 years with distributed systems, performance tuning, database optimization, scalability, and high availability. 3 years leading, managing and mentoring senior engineers and driving cross-functional initiatives across product, operations, and infrastructure.
Benefits
Salary : $289,182 per year
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