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The Staff Software Engineer will lead the development and architecture of complex systems, work with cross-functional teams, and ensure quality and scalability of applications.

The Principal Network Engineer will lead network operations, performance, compliance, and mentoring. Responsibilities include overseeing network design, implementation, and support, particularly with F5 solutions, while ensuring optimal functionality and security standards.

As Lead UX Designer, you will guide design for cross-border payments, focusing on user experience and guidelines. Collaborate with various teams, grounding design in user research and ensuring clarity in complex payment mechanics. Lead the creation of UX frameworks while addressing design risks and promoting consistency across platforms.

The Sr. IT Risk Manager oversees risk management programs, ensuring risk identification, assessment, and reporting while consulting on regulatory adherence and risk culture. They educate business leaders and support risk governance.

As a Principal Engineer at Early Warning, you will guide platform strategy, mentor teams, oversee complex ServiceNow solutions, and ensure quality standards in a collaborative environment.

The IT Risk Manager oversees a centralized risk and internal control program, coordinating enterprise risk management efforts and maintaining compliance with regulations while managing third-party relationships and conducting risk assessments.

The Systems Engineer II engineers and supports privileged access management, oversees identity controls, and manages service account lifecycles and certificate management across platforms.

Lead architecture, design, and delivery of scalable, secure distributed payment systems for a next-generation digital wallet. Drive technical strategy, mentor teams, own features to production, troubleshoot incidents, and improve engineering practices, tooling, and testing to meet product and security goals.

Senior technical subject-matter expert responsible for Security Posture Management: define operating model, lead initiatives, assess and design controls, monitor KPIs/KRIs, report risks, drive remediation, and advise cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with regulatory and security frameworks.

The Senior Splunk Engineer will manage and maintain the Splunk infrastructure, ensure optimal data processing, oversee upgrades, and collaborate with users for effective logging and reporting. Responsibilities include incident management, documentation, and compliance support while focusing on security and system integrity.