PayPal MTS Software Engineer 

United States, Texas, Austin 

861036145

Job Description:

Job Duties: Design and develop highly scalable, secure and configurable identity solutions that meet the needs of our customers and stakeholders. Design, propose, discuss and refine new features and functionality. Collaborate with other engineering teams, IT, and business stakeholders to understand requirements and deliver innovative identity solutions that meet organizational needs. Communicate with stakeholders on technical standards, principles, methodologies and trends. Enhance overall system operational characteristics by establishing best practices for code quality, reduction in tech debt, building frameworks or shared techniques to improve engineering effectiveness. Identify opportunities for refactoring, API changes, solution designs and other types of tech debt remediation. Influence management for driving technical decision-making for the right selection of technology by giving forthright, understandable, and actionable advice. Work with standards defining organizations to understand the evolving standards, identify gaps, provide inputs on platform gaps, contribute to roadmap planning to build world class Payment Compliance platform. Drive decision-making with team members with different views for simple to complex problems with the business requirements to help synthesize the best solution. Telecommuting permitted from within a commutable distance.

Minimum Requirements: Master’s degree, or foreign equivalent, in Computer Science, Engineering, or a closely related field plus two years of experience in the job offered, as a Software Engineer, or a related occupation.

Special Skill Requirements:

1.Java Development

2.Microservices Architecture

3.DevOps

4.AWS Cloud Practitioner

5.Spring Frameworks

6.SQL

7.Machine Learning

8.Application Testing

9.Technical Design Documentation

Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.

Our Benefits:

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