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Technical Lead (Payments and Lending) - FinTech

IO Tech Solutions Limited · Remote (Philippines) · Developer

Remote (Philippines)Full-timeSenior

About the role

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the architecture, design, and development of Java-based microservices supporting payments, loans, and credit products

  • Own end-to-end delivery of critical services including disbursements, repayments, interest calculations, fees, schedules, and reconciliations

  • Drive API-first and event-driven architectures (REST, messaging, Kafka/RabbitMQ)

  • Ensure high availability, scalability, security, and low latency for payment and lending flows

  • Provide technical leadership and mentorship to engineers through code reviews, design reviews, and best practices

  • Collaborate closely with product, risk, compliance, and operations teams to deliver regulatory-compliant solutions

  • Enforce engineering standards around clean code, testing, CI/CD, observability, and documentation

  • Lead system integrations with payment gateways, card networks, core banking systems, credit bureaus, and third-party providers

  • Support production systems, troubleshoot complex issues, and drive continuous improvement

Required Skills & Experience

  • 8+ years of backend engineering experience, with strong Java expertise (Java 8+)
  • Proven experience building microservices-based systems using Spring Boot / Spring CloudHands-on experience in payments and/or lending domains, including:Payment processing, settlements, and reconciliationLoan origination, servicing, repayments, and interest calculations
  • Strong knowledge of distributed systems, concurrency, and transactional consistency
  • Experience with relational and NoSQL databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, etc.)
  • Solid understanding of security concepts: OAuth2, JWT, encryption, PCI-DSS, data protection
  • Experience working in Linux-based environments and cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, or Azure)
  • Familiarity with CI/CD pipelines, Docker, Kubernetes, and infrastructure automation

Originally posted on Himalayas