Job Description:
Senior Technical engineer BASE24 EPS
Job Location: Bangalore
Job Details:
• To develop, test, and deploy fit-for-purpose software solutions. This includes CSMs on BASE 24 EPS.
• To configure the BASE24 EPS modules as per the requirements
• To prepare migration scripts
• To configure the interchange specifications like VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, JCB.
• This includes the periodical mandates, updates, test.
• To customise, configure the interfaces. This includes testing, fixing the issues.
• To configure terminals, ATMs and interfaces
• To configure, test various host systems.
• To configure various security keys for the interchanges, terminals, cards and PVKs
• To configure and integrate BASE24 EPS with HSMs
• To generate required MIS/reports as per business requirements
Skills and Experience
• 5+ years of experience in Switch systems
• Should have hands-on experience on Base24 eps
• Demonstratable experience in configuration, scripting, use of SDK
• Experience/understanding on Australian and scheme compliance requirements
• Experience with interfacing with card schemes and card scheme formats
• Experience integrating Base24 with other bank systems
• Strong analytical / problem-solving, debugging, testing skills, including use of Test Simulators.
• Strong experience in programming on C++, Java
• Should have experience on Linux, VMware
• It’s preferable to have skills and experience of working on cloud systems (Azure, AWS)
• Should have experience on ISO 8583, XML specifications.
• Should have knowledge / experience in implementation, certifications of interchanges like VISA, MasterCard, Amex and JCB.
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