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The Payment Relations Manager builds strategic partnerships with card schemes, negotiates terms, and aligns scheme initiatives with business strategy, driving compliance and operational excellence.

Lead EMEA Technology financial planning, forecasting, budgeting, reporting, variance analysis, and executive decision support. Partner with technology leaders on investment governance, application development portfolios, project capitalization, resource planning, transformation initiatives, cost allocation, and benefits tracking. Improve forecast accuracy, oversee financial controls, analyze workforce capacity and demand, and provide strategic insights across infrastructure, application development, and cybersecurity.

Lead the development and implementation of a group-wide risk and controls framework in alignment with regulatory requirements and parent RCSA standards. Conduct gap analysis, harmonize controls, enhance risk reporting and escalation, embed controls across Operations, Compliance, and Technology processes, and support training and documentation. The role requires operational risk expertise in payments or financial services and familiarity with EU regulatory expectations, including safeguarding, AML, outsourcing, and DORA.

Lead architecture and delivery strategy for an event-driven, microservices payment platform on AWS. Define cross-cutting patterns (resilience, idempotency, observability), champion engineering practices (TDD, contract testing, CI, trunk-based development), apply domain-driven design, drive incremental delivery, coach engineers and architects, and adopt AI-assisted engineering to accelerate development and testing.

Lead and develop engineering teams to modernize a high-volume payment platform from monolith to event-driven microservices on AWS. Own delivery outcomes, participate in architecture and design, enforce TDD/CI/CD/observability, remove blockers, collaborate cross-site, and embed AI-assisted development into engineering practices.

Designs and delivers resilient, cloud-native microservices and event-driven payment services. Partners with architecture, product, data science, and AI teams to modernize legacy systems and implement responsible AI workflows. Builds observability, reliability, automated testing, CI/CD, infrastructure automation, and secure operational practices. Coaches engineers on AI-assisted development, makes pragmatic technical trade-offs, and communicates risks across regulated enterprise environments.

Owns the EMEA business segment’s financial performance and P&L, leading planning, forecasting, performance reviews, strategic analysis, investment decisions, and profitable growth. Partners with senior commercial, product, technology, and operations leaders on resource allocation, pricing, productivity, and governance. Leads finance process, systems, data, and reporting improvements; maintains financial controls; and develops a geographically diverse finance team.

The Senior Finance Analyst modernizes and automates finance processes across EMEA. Responsibilities include implementing finance technologies, developing standardized data sets, improving reporting and analytics, consolidating actuals and forecasts, supporting month-end close, coordinating planning guidance, tracking headcount, and delivering financial analysis to senior leaders. The role requires collaboration across finance, technology, and operations teams, as well as change management, requirements gathering, Agile delivery, and process improvement expertise.

Recruits, onboards, develops, and supports independent consultants and referral partners within Fiserv’s indirect sales ecosystem. Manages partner relationships, delivers training, supports sales opportunities, resolves issues, tracks pipeline and performance metrics, and implements growth plans. Collaborates with Sales, Operations, Underwriting, Pricing, Customer Service, and Product teams to improve partner productivity and generate merchant acquisition.

Leads Customer Success Managers responsible for strategic customer portfolios, retention, satisfaction, product adoption, and revenue growth. Defines customer success strategy, develops teams, oversees executive relationships, manages escalations, and drives upselling, cross-selling, renewals, and churn reduction. Uses customer performance data and commercial insights to improve engagement, customer value, operational efficiency, and portfolio results while reporting performance to senior leadership.