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E-Banking Support Analyst

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  • Post Date: June 11, 2020
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Job Overview

CBZ Holdings’ Group IT is hiring an E-BANKING SUPPORT ANALYST

The role – what we expect from you:

  • Translate business requirements from users into systems requirements for system vendors.
  • Perform technical tests for system solutions/products.
  • Develop and maintain switch balances update configurations and systems to avoid mismatches between Switch balances and Core System balances.
  • Configure POS terminals with correct details and security keys.
  • Carry out proactive and reactive capacity management activities on E-Banking & Card services systems.
  • Install security controls on E Banking & Card service systems in line with Payment associations protocols.
  • Apply mandatory compliance updates on E-Banking and Card Services systems.
  • Carry out root cause analysis for all incidences recorded on E-Banking & Card services systems to achieve systems stability
  • Extract and provide reports on E-banking and Card Services systems activities
  • Develop and maintain all system documentation for E-banking & Card services systems.
  • Set up DR for E-Banking and Card Systems, document invocation procedures and carry out tests as per guidelines.
  • Implement and review IT Security controls on E-Banking and Card systems.

Qualifications, skills, and experience required:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Information Systems, Computer Science, Information Technology or equivalent from a recognised institution
  • Postilion certification
  • 5 years’ experience within a card solutions environment
  • Good analytical and problem solving skills
  • Knowledge of Flexcube, Postilion, and Card systems security applications
  • Good Communication and presentation skills

Please email application and CV to bankprof@africaonline.co.zw with the position you are applying for as the subject title.

Applications close Tuesday 16 June 2020.

Job Detail
  • Career LevelOther
  • QualificationDegree
  • Experience5-10 Years
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