Platform Engineer - Experian PowerCurve Collections

Project description

The Project is for one of our Banking clients who has Global operations. We're building a team to work on a new Strategic Group platform for our customers' collections business that will provide a modern, flexible, scalable, and comprehensive technology solution. The Systems Engineering team will lead and own the ongoing enhancement and definition of the new strategic Group platform and associated processes for Collections.

Responsibilities

• Do work that matters
• Reporting to the Engineering Manager, you will be working on the Simpler Better Collections Program and developing business and technical requirements for people, process & technology changes.
• This is a technical role that works closely with Business and IT Stakeholders.
• It is important to have a technical background and some prior application development experience.
• Training and on-the-job learning will be provided to upskill the successful applicant. What will you be doing?
• You'll need to be a proactive, independent person and enjoy working collaboratively with team members and stakeholders from a range of areas on the program, including credit risk, collections, engineering, and architecture.
• Providing advice, defining, and enhancing the rules and configuration of the new strategic group platform.
• Analyse systems, processes, and applications to provide recommendations for enhancement and development.

SKILLS

Must have

• Prior experience with 5+ years in Experian PowerCurve Collections v2.4 is essential.
• Development and coding experience (such as SQL, Java, XML, Groovy, JavaScript) is essential.
• Ability to engage with and communicate with stakeholders.
• Ability to work independently and/or as part of a team.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Nice to have

• Prior experience with Australian Collections systems is an advantage. • Exposure to Cloud and AI technologies is desirable. • Experience with Automation Frameworks is desirable. • Understanding of Integration Technologies is desirable.