Join EY as a seasoned Temenos Transact Architect within our Global Delivery Services (GDS) Banking and Capital Markets practice. You will contribute to shaping the future of banking technology by leveraging your deep understanding of core T24 modules and TAFJ R25 or higher.

This role is integral to our GDS strategy, supporting EY's growth agenda with innovative client service solutions. Be part of a dynamic, globally connected network and help build a better working world.

Develop and deliver solutions using Temenos T24 and TAFJ R25+ in a multi-company environment. Analyze requirements and translate them into high-quality T24 solutions. Design, develop, and unit test custom developments using COB and Services Framework. Utilize tools like Design Studio, GitLab, SQL Developer, JIRA, and AWA for development and integration. Support SWIFT messaging, interfacing, and STP processes. Participate actively in Agile/SAFe ceremonies, design discussions, and code reviews. Troubleshoot and resolve production issues, ensuring application stability. Employ monitoring tools such as Dynatrace and Splunk for issue diagnosis. Assist with T24 upgrades, migrations, performance tuning, and data archiving. Adhere to coding standards, security guidelines, and documentation requirements.

Demonstrate strong hands-on experience with Temenos T24 R25+ and TAFJ R25+ in multi-company, multi-application server setups. Possess solid knowledge of T24 COB and Services Framework. Proficiency with Design Studio, GitLab, Job schedulers (AWA), SQL Developer, Temenos Unit Test Framework, and JIRA/Confluence. Experience with Integration Framework, IRIS, Outbox Events, MQ, and JBOSS is essential. Familiarity with Oracle DB concepts, SQL tuning, indexes, and Linux scripting is required. Good functional understanding of core T24 Retail Banking modules including Customer, Accounts, Retail Banking, and TPH modules. Exhibit strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to handle production issues effectively under pressure. Excellent communication and collaboration skills are vital.