Merchant Systems Lead - Payment Card Solutions

The University of North Carolina; Charlotte, Northern (NC, KY); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of North Carolina – Charlotte seeks a Merchant Systems Analyst to lead and optimize university payment card solutions, gateways, and PCI compliance. You will collaborate with campus merchants, OneIT, and external partners to implement secure merchant system configurations.

Responsibilities include managing merchant system operations, integrating third-party services, and delivering training while ensuring PCI and university policies are followed.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree and three years of experience with merchant systems and technology, or an equivalent combination.
• Experience with PCI DSS standards and payment gateway integrations.
• Strong knowledge of computer systems, networking, and payment applications.

Responsibilities

• Merchant System Solution Technical Consultant, lead in merchant system solutions and PCI compliant processes.
• Merchant Systems and Technology Management, oversee POS terminals and payment applications.
• Third Party System Integrations, coordinate with banks and gateways for integrations.
• Merchant Services and Data Analysis, provide training and analyze merchant data to improve operations.

Skills

Merchant systems knowledge

Payment applications knowledge

Networking knowledge

Attention to detail

Independent work

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

Fiserv

TouchNet

Bluefin

Clover

Braintree

Banner

WebFocus

Excel

Google Apps

Job description

The University of North Carolina – Charlotte seeks a Merchant Systems Analyst to lead and optimize university payment card solutions, gateways, and PCI compliance. You will collaborate with campus merchants, OneIT, and external partners to implement secure merchant system configurations.

Responsibilities include managing merchant system operations, integrating third-party services, and delivering training while ensuring PCI and university policies are followed.