FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of an Engineering Manager in the Payments Risk Tooling org?
An Engineering Manager in the Payments Risk Tooling org is responsible for overseeing the development, implementation, and maintenance of tools and systems designed to mitigate payment risks within the organization. They collaborate with Product Management and cross-functional teams to identify opportunities, develop strategies for automating tooling, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, migrate existing tools to a newer tech stack, and stay updated on industry best practices.
What are some of the capabilities that the Risk Tooling team is working on adding to the experience?
The Risk Tooling team is working on adding capabilities such as SIMI tools, Advanced Risk Trends, Signal & Feature explorer, Friction & Model Management, and Graph & Analytics Tools to enhance the payment risk mitigation experience within the organization.
How does an Engineering Manager in the Payments Risk Tooling org navigate technical and regulatory constraints?
Engineering Managers in the Payments Risk Tooling org navigate technical and regulatory constraints by leveraging data, running experiments, following a structured approach to building business use cases, and collaborating with a diverse team of experts across engineering, data science, finance, compliance, legal, and business. They distill and communicate complex subject matter to payments and non-payments stakeholders while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements.
What values does the company uphold in relation to diversity and belonging in the workplace?
Aligned with the company's mission of Belong Anywhere, the organization values the importance of diversity and belonging in the workplace. They are committed to not discriminating on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran status, or disability status.