Lead Engineer / Payment Architect

Maxana — US — inconnu

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Published on 3 September 2026 · first appeared in our records on 3 September 2026.

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Location: Remote (U.S. overlap preferred) Type: Contract (Full-Time Preferred) Domain: Payments / Fintech / eCommerce Infrastructure About the Project We are leading a modernization initiative for a high-growth digital commerce platform focused on payment orchestration, gateway optimization, and API-driven architecture . This role will architect and lead integration efforts involving: • Payment gateway orchestration • Tokenization strategy • Direct PSP integrations • Subscription billing logic • Checkout modernization without disruption Experience with orchestration platforms such as Gr4vy, Stripe, etc. is highly desirable, but not required. Deep payments architecture experience is mandatory. What You’ll Do • Architect and lead end-to-end payment orchestration strategy • Design multi-PSP routing logic and failover systems • Lead integration from gateway abstraction to direct acquirer connections • Oversee token migration and vault strategy • Ensure PCI-compliant design and security best practices • Guide backend and DevOps engineers through execution What Success Looks Like • Clean abstraction layer across PSPs • Reduced payment friction • Improved authorization rates • Modernized checkout infrastructure Requirements • 8+ years backend engineering experience • 4+ years in payments infrastructure • Strong knowledge of: • REST APIs • Webhooks • Tokenization • Recurring billing logic • Card-not-present flows • Experience integrating PSPs (e.g., Worldpay, Checkout.com, Adyen, Stripe, etc.) • Experience designing high-availability systems Ideal (Not Required) • Gr4vy integration exposure • Subscription/SaaS billing systems • Gateway-to-direct processor migration projects Benefits • High-Impact Architecture Project • Executive Visibility • Competitive Contract Compensation • Flexible Remote Structure • Clear Scope, Clear Timeline • Long-Term Engagement • Technical Ownership Originally posted on Himalayas