Cloud App Engineer, Mid id-6404

April 11, 2025

Overview:

The Mastercard Cloud Team, in Mastercard’s Architecture & Technology division, owns and drives cloud usage and adoption for the company. The team has a unique opportunity to drive cloud patterns, standards, and best practices across all of Mastercard and their M&A’s. The cloud team has a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of an evolving landscape of technology at Mastercard and help shape the future of development, deployment and more!

Role

• Lead the design and Implementation of open service brokers (OSB's)

• Drive patterns and standards for cloud Integration and automation

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• Create mechanisms to ensure alignment to those standards and best practices In an automated fashion

• Lead by example with hands-on approaches to demonstrate engineering excellence

• Mentor and guide software engineers and lead the team to improve engineering productivity, quality, and technology policy compliance

• Identify opportunities for reuse and Improved efficiency

• Engage with IT and Business partners, product owners and stakeholders to create meaningful roadmaps to ensure the most Important work Is prioritized

• Champion all Mastercards engineering principles

• Actively participate as a member of the Software Engineering Guild sharing your knowledge, best practices, ideas, and passion for technology

• Help Identify and drive meaningful behavior changing metricsAll About You

• Deep, applied knowledge of designing, Implementing and supporting OSB's In a multi cloud environment

• Deep understanding of cloud providers including AWS and Azureo Services, Access controls, Integration and Automation….etc.

• Solid understanding of cloud security In highly regulated market segments and countries.

• Solid experience with site reliability engineering mindset and creating solutions that are resilient, supportable and observable at all layers of the stack

• Deep understanding of automation using various tools

• Deep understanding of observability In a cloud environment

• Solid understanding of pure Kubernetes and cloud provider based managed services Kubernetes

• Proficient In web service design, standards, best practices and Implementation

• Deep understanding of containerization and designing ephemeral solutions

• Proven track record of delivering solutions to complex, multi-domain environments

• Ability to articulate complex designs and solutions to people with varying levels of technical aptitude

• Experienced in guiding less experienced engineers with the use of pair programming, code reviews, design reviews…etc.

• Deep knowledge in migration from legacy technologies and mindset to the best In class solutions for the cloud

• Self-Driven and able to navigate complex organizational environments

• Strong communication skills both written and verbal

• Strong collaboration skills and ability to gain alignment / buy In on any solutions that will require cross functional support

• Strong understanding of different project management methodologies Including waterfall and Agile/Scrum

• Strong understanding of all phases of the SDLC process from design to deployment.

• Enthusiastically engages engineers across Technology organizations to promote standard software patterns and reuse of common libraries and services with experience leading open-source development efforts

• Leads by example in establishing enterprise-wide standards for application integration and identifies/ anticipates future requirements to support business need

s• Champions performance engineering practices to ensure that performance meets (or exceeds) expectations; educates stakeholders on performance testing processes, methodology, performance and scalability metrics, capacity modeling techniques, and testing approaches

• Understands software development productivity metrics (e.g., code churn, commit size, commits/story) and help teams to remove blockers and continuously improve code velocity, quality, and release frequency

• Experienced with Java, C# and other programming languages

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