Payments Processing Operator

PaymentsProcessingOfficer

Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Payments Processing Officer at Payments Processing Operator. Skills: payment processing, risk mitigation, continuous improvement. Process payments accurately and timely. Meet production and quality standards”

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Good analytical skills; flexible regarding production problem solving; Effective problem solving and analytical skills; Identifies symptoms and breaks problems into distinct and manageable parts; analyses and interprets the root cause; Undertakes some basic root cause analysis in order to resolve issues and suggest solutions

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Minimum of 3 years of relevant practical experience, product and system knowledge in the product line, Good analytical skills, flexible regarding production problem solving, Good communication skills, fluent in English and local language where appropriate (written/verbal), Effective problem solving and analytical skills, Good computer skills, especially Excel, Power Point, Comfortable using digital and bank‑approved AI tools, Transformation / process re‑engineering / AI tool‑savvy, Ability to interpret AI‑generated outputs critically, Willingness to learn and adapt to new automation or AI solutions, Good team player, able to work in virtual global teams and a matrix organization, Ability to work in fast paced environment, keep pace with technical innovation, maintain a broad understanding of the business offering, Open minded, able to share information, transfer knowledge and expertise to team members, Identifies symptoms and breaks problems into distinct and manageable parts, analyses and interprets the root cause, Good understanding of compliance and local regulatory requirements on payment related transactions, Having automation mindset for process improvement and efficiency

Nice to Have

AI tool-savvy able to identify opportunities, propose practical improvements, and support implementation within governance and control requirements

What You'll Do.

Process payments accurately and timely

Meet production and quality standards

Adhere to operating procedures

Build and maintain relationships with internal partners

Collaborate with IT and UAT

Provide input to product/function/process development

Participate in continuous process improvement

Review operational processes efficiency

Work effectively within own team

Undertake root cause analysis

Support achievement of Bank’s/division’s strategy

Prepare Key Operating Documents (KODs)/Desktop Procedures (DTPs)

Demonstrate support to high performance culture

Demonstrate commitment to supporting colleagues

Demonstrate commitment to Bank’s values

Adhere to Bank Policies and Procedures

Drive compliance within the team

Take ownership for own development

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Build and maintain relationships with internal partners; Collaborate with Information technology (IT) and User Acceptance Tests (UAT); Works effectively within own team, providing support and guidance to colleagues; able to work in virtual global teams and a matrix organization; able to share information, transfer knowledge and expertise to team members

Communication Scope

Good communication skills; fluent in English and local language where appropriate (written/verbal)

Process & Methodology

scope and define projects

Full Job Description

## _**Job Description:**_ **Details of the Division and Team:** Vietnam Branch Operations is looking for a Payment Processing Officer. The Payments Processing Officer is responsible for the accurate and timely processing of all types of payments domestically or overseas. This includes the processing of time-critical, complex transactions on behalf of the Bank’s internal and external clients, payment related investigations involving enquiries from clients and internal stakeholders on cash payments before and after execution. It often involves time critical, potentially complex or in some cases regulated tasks including interaction with internal and external stakeholders. The Payments Processing Officer undertakes the complete and accurate capturing of payment transactions, ensuring that all payment-related information and relevant parties are processed according to established Service Level Agreement (SLAs) and industry guidelines. In addition, the Operator should ensure that procedures are properly executed to reduce processing risk and identify potential areas for process improvement whether internally within the Bank or for our clients. The Payments Processing Officer may also be in direct contact with clients in relation to payment processing offered by the Bank if this is agreed with respective front office functions. They may need to deal with the escalation and remediation of client complaints as well as managing relationships with the front office and other internal and external parties at an appropriate level. **What we will offer you:** A healthy, engaged and well-supported workforce is better equipped to do their best work and, more importantly, enjoy their lives inside and outside the workplace. That’s why we are committed to providing an environment with your development and wellbeing at its center. **You can expect:** * Insurance coverage for employees and direct family members (spouse and children) * Good benefit in sick leave (max 6 days of sick leave

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