Payment Business Analyst / Product Owner
Job details
- Posted
- Oct 27, 2026
- Last confirmed open
- Oct 27, 2026
About this role
Position Title:
Payment Business Analyst / Product Owner
Domain:
Global Payments, Clearing & Settlement, Core Banking Integrations
1. Role Purpose & Executive Summary
We are seeking a high-caliber, results-oriented Payment Business Analyst & Product Owner to drive the modernization, design, and integration of our global enterprise payment platforms.
You will hold end-to-end product ownership for payment processing capabilities—
instant payments
.
You will lead detailed data mapping using the
ISO 20022
XML/JSON standard, model End-to-End (E2E) payment sequence flows, author granular Agile user stories, negotiate technical agreements with partner systems/networks, and own the backlog through full lifecycle deployment.
2. Core Responsibilities
A. ISO 20022 Data Mapping & Message Specification
- Message Mapping & Translation:
Define source-to-target mapping specifications (STMs) between clearing formats to ISO 20022 messages (pain.001, pain.002, pacs.008, pacs.009, pacs.004, pacs.002, camt.053, camt.054, camt.056).
- Data Dictionary & Schema Validation:
Maintain schema validation rules, XSD validation definitions, truncation/enrichment logic, and character set translations (UTF-8, an others).
- Clearing & Market Infrastructure Rule Adherence:
Ensure message definitions strictly comply with market practice guidelines depending on country definitions.
B. End-to-End (E2E) Payment Flow Modeling & Architecture
- E2E Flow Diagrams:
Construct comprehensive workflow, state-transition, and sequence diagrams covering the full payment lifecycle (Origination Sanctions/AML Fraud Screening Core Ledger Accounting Clearing & Settlement Rails Reconciliation & Reporting).
- Exception & Investigation Flows:
Map return and recall workflows (camt.056, pacs.004, camt.029), chargebacks, repair queues, Dodd-Frank Section 1073 compliance, and non-delivery notifications.
- System Impact Analysis:
Conduct functional gap analyses