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The Linux/Unix Operations Infrastructure Engineer will support technology operations, manage incidents and service delivery, and implement automation processes. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting, customer interfacing, mentoring team members, engaging in process improvement, and ensuring system resilience.

The Business Assistant will support high-level executives by managing complex calendars, organizing meetings and travel, processing invoices, onboarding staff, and producing high-quality correspondence. They will work closely with other administrative assistants and handle ad hoc projects while maintaining confidentiality and professionalism in a high-paced environment.

The Strategic Planning Manager for Payments will lead product innovation and oversee the end-to-end lifecycle of new products. Responsibilities include developing a strategic roadmap, collaborating with executive leaders, analyzing data for insights, managing project priorities, and fostering a team-oriented culture.

The Director of Agility Transformation will partner with senior leaders to develop and execute a comprehensive transformation plan, enhance portfolio delivery capabilities, and lead teams while applying Agile and Lean methodologies to drive productivity and value within the organization's product lines.

As a Governance Control Manager, you will manage governance projects, support reporting requirements for boards, develop metrics for visibility, coordinate with functions and senior management, and contribute to governance processes, ensuring efficient risk management and stakeholder relationships.

The Data Management Product Owner will oversee data management applications, lead agile development for data analytics tools, prioritize project backlogs based on user needs, and manage the SDLC lifecycle. Responsibilities include automating data aggregation, collaborating with development teams to ensure technical specifications are met, and engaging with various stakeholders.

As a part of the Capital Reporting Regulatory group, the role involves preparing and analyzing capital adequacy monitoring information, developing familiarity with reporting tools, reconciling data for integrity, and understanding reporting infrastructure to streamline processes. The job also requires teamwork on non-BAU tasks impacting financial reporting.