Lead Software Engineer

October 19, 2026

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About the position

Wells Fargo is seeking a Lead Software Engineer in technology as part of Commercial and Corporate & Investment Banking Technology (CCIBT). This candidate will join the Global Payments & Liquidity Treasury Technology organization. This role focuses on delivering high‑quality, modern engineering solutions across critical payment platforms. Learn more about the career areas and lines of business at wellsfargojobs.com .

Responsibilities

Lead complex technology initiatives including those that are companywide with broad impact
Act as a key participant in developing standards and companywide best practices for engineering complex and large scale technology solutions for technology engineering disciplines
Design, code, test, debug, and document for projects and programs
Review and analyze complex, large-scale technology solutions for tactical and strategic business objectives, enterprise technological environment, and technical challenges that require in-depth evaluation of multiple factors, including intangibles or unprecedented technical factors
Make decisions in developing standard and companywide best practices for engineering and technology solutions requiring understanding of industry best practices and new technologies, influencing and leading technology team to meet deliverables and drive new initiatives
Collaborate and consult with key technical experts, senior technology team, and external industry groups to resolve complex technical issues and achieve goals
Lead projects, teams, or serve as a peer mentor

Requirements

5+ years of Software Engineering experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, education
3+ years in ACI payments application suite, ACI MTS, UPF & APSF
1+ years of experience with FED wire, CHIPS and SWIFT
1+ years of experience developing and managing the ISO20022 Projects
1+ years of experience with Migrating Payment applications

Nice-to-haves

Experience with payments systems such as ACH and/or Wires
Experience with ACSF/APSF configurations, WebSphere deployments, and automation (Jython/Python, Unix shell scripting)
Strong understanding of global payment rails (FED, CHIPS, CHAPS, TARGET, SWIFT)
Solid experience with Microservices , J2EE , middleware, transaction management, security, connection pooling, messaging, and performance tuning
Experience conducting NFR testing including RTO/RPO validation
Experience collaborating across distributed/virtual teams
4+ years of experience with JMS
4+ years of experience with Kafka/Confluent
3+ years of experience with Oracle
Experience with secure DevOps, cloud deployment automation, and test automation.

Benefits

Health benefits
401(k) Plan
Paid time off
Disability benefits
Life insurance, critical illness insurance, and accident insurance
Parental leave
Critical caregiving leave
Discounts and savings
Commuter benefits
Tuition reimbursement
Scholarships for dependent children
Adoption reimbursement

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