Tech Lead – Digital Banking Platforms

Job Description:

  • Lead technical direction across multiple Agile product teams delivering customer-facing digital banking capabilities
  • Serve as the primary technical advisor for engineering managers, architects, product leaders, and delivery teams
  • Drive delivery of scalable, resilient, secure, and highly available banking solutions
  • Guide technical roadmaps, platform evolution, and modernization initiatives
  • Conduct architecture reviews, design reviews, and code reviews
  • Mentor engineers and foster engineering ownership and accountability
  • Resolve complex technical challenges spanning multiple domains and teams
  • Champion API-first, event-driven, and domain-oriented architectures
  • Design microservices-based solutions and integration strategies
  • Define target-state capabilities across identity, customer onboarding, customer profile, payments, notifications, entitlements, and digital engagement
  • Partner with enterprise architecture teams to establish long-term platform standards
  • Drive adoption of DevSecOps, CI/CD, automated testing, observability, and SRE practices
  • Establish engineering metrics focused on quality, stability, velocity, and customer outcomes
  • Improve reliability, scalability, resiliency, and operational excellence

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's Degree and 8 years' experience OR High School Diploma or GED/Equivalent and 12 years' experience in Technical work in Application Development, Server Administration, Information Security, or Engineering
  • 10+ years software engineering experience preferred
  • 5+ years technical leadership experience in banking, fintech, payments, or regulated industries preferred
  • Experience modernizing large-scale customer-facing digital platforms preferred
  • Strong communication and executive stakeholder management skills preferred
  • Cloud-native architectures and distributed systems
  • ReactJS, React Native, TypeScript and Microfrontends
  • Native Mobile development practices and SDK integrations
  • Java, Spring Boot, APIs, Microservices
  • Kafka and event-driven architectures
  • Kubernetes, Terraform, Infrastructure as Code
  • CI/CD, GitOps, DevSecOps
  • Identity and access management (OAuth2, OIDC, SAML)
  • Observability, OpenTelemetry, SRE, platform reliability

Benefits:

  • Competitive, thoughtfully designed and quality benefits program
  • Benefits information available at
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