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Capgemini · Singapore

Technical Architect (Payments)

Singapore

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Job DescriptionWe are looking for a Senior Solution Architect / Technical Architect to lead a large-scale payments transformation programme for a global financial institution. This role requires a hands-on architect with strong experience in payments, system integration, and modern architecture patterns to drive the design and implementation of scalable, secure, and resilient payment solutions.Job

Description - Grade SpecificDefine solution architecture for payment orchestration and integration platforms.Design APIs, microservices, event-driven solutions, and enterprise integration patterns.Lead integration with core banking systems, SWIFT/ISO 20022, clearing and settlement platforms, and external payment networks.Develop proof-of-concepts and provide hands-on technical guidance to delivery teams.Ensure solutions meet requirements for performance, scalability, security, resilience, and disaster recovery.Present architecture solutions to senior stakeholders and governance forums.RequirementsExtensive experience in

Solution, Technical, or Enterprise Architecture.Strong background in payments transformation, modernization, or migration programmes.Expertise in integration architecture, APIs, microservices, cloud platforms, and distributed systems.Experience designing mission-critical systems within banking or financial services.Knowledge of payment ecosystems, SWIFT, ISO 20022, and payment processing platforms.Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.

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