Job Description:

ACI Base 24 UPF Engineer

Job Location: Hyderabad / Bangalore / Chennai / Kolkata / Noida/ Gurgaon / Pune / Indore / Mumbai

We are looking for experienced technical engineers who delivered similar outcomes with relevant technical expertise. This is a critical transition journey of transaction/terminal switch that demands higher technical skills, domain understanding and commitment to deliver quality output on schedule.

This role is for someone who enjoys collaborating with a cross-functional team to develop high standard solutions for seamless transition and migration of systems.

5+ years of experience in Transaction Switch systems including BASE24, BASE24 EPS.Hands-on experience on BASE24 eps with understanding of UPFIt is preferred to have experience on ACI UPFDemonstratable experience in configuration, groovy scripting, use of SDKStrong experience in programming on C++, Java, Unix/Linux shell scripting.Strong analytical / problem-solving, debugging, testing skills, including use of Test Simulators.Should have experience on Linux, VMwareShould have experience on ISO 8583, XML specifications.Should have knowledge and experience in implementation, certifications of interchanges like VISA, MasterCard, Amex and JCB.It’ preferable to have experience in configuring various security keys for interchanges, terminals and host interfaces.It’s preferable to have skills and experience on cloud systems (Azure, AWS)It’s preferable to have understanding and experience on Agile delivery

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