We are looking for an IT Coordinator - Cartões to integrate the team of our client - a reference Portuguese company in the banking sector.

What will be your main tasks and responsibilities?

Lead the team, define objectives, and ensure performance through continuous feedback and evaluation;
Define and monitor work plans, guaranteeing SLA compliance for requests and incidents;
Coordinate projects and drive process and solution improvements within your area;
Collaborate with other IT and business units and manage relationships with external IT service providers.

What is required from you?

Academic background in Computer Engineering, Information Systems Management or other similar areas in reference schools;
At least 05 years' experience in leadership roles in IT, ideally in Software Development;
Previous experience in financial institutions, having a solid knowledge/ experience in banking business processes related to Cards/ Cartões;
Knowledge and experience with the "CAMS" Card Solution and Umbrella (Hogan) framework are considered a plus;
Knowledge and experience with Mainframe technologies/tools (COBOL, JCL, CICS, TSO, DB2, VSAM);
Knowledge/experience in software development methodologies (Waterfall/Agile), Design Thinking, DevOps.
Sense of responsibility and commitment;
Ability to communicate clearly and objectively his ideas and points of view.
Fluency in English (written and spoken).

Benefits:

Opportunity to work in an innovative environment
Work-life balance
Collaborative and multicultural workplace
Continuous training and development
Attractive compensation
Possibility of profit-sharing
Medical assistance and health care
Potential allocation of home loans with favorable conditions for employees
Protocols and partnerships with discounts
Free parking
Shuttle service to the office
Canteen and cafeteria service
Gym and Health Club
Onsite medical and nursing station (open every business day; free of charge for employees)

Sounds like you? Send us your CV and let's talk!

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