National payment infrastructure operator and digital payments provider for Southeast Asia
NETS operates Singapore's debit scheme and clearing infrastructure (FAST, PayNow, SGQR) while building consumer-facing digital payment products across contactless, QR, mobile, and online channels. The tech stack is enterprise-heavy—Java Spring, AWS/Azure/GCP, Hitachi/Veritas for storage—with active adoption of GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q, suggesting investment in developer velocity. Hiring is engineering-forward (39 roles) and security-heavy (17 roles), reflecting both a scaling development agenda and the compliance burden of running national payment rails.
Notable leadership hires: MIS Lead, Tech Lead
NETS Group is a payments infrastructure and services operator headquartered in Singapore and founded in 1985. The company operates on two fronts: as BCS, it manages Singapore's national clearing and payment backbone (FAST, Interbank GIRO, PayNow, SGQR), serving central banks and commercial banks; as NETS, it offers merchant and consumer payment products including debit cards, contactless payment, QR codes, and prepaid cards accepted at over 130,000 locations in Singapore. The organization spans 501–1,000 employees and is actively hiring across engineering, operations, security, and product roles in Singapore and Malaysia. Active projects center on production cutovers, cybersecurity dashboards, AML/CFT compliance, and disaster recovery—operationally intensive work typical of mission-critical financial infrastructure.
Core: Java, Spring Framework, AWS, Azure, GCP, SQL. Infrastructure: Hitachi Vantara Storage, Veritas NetBackup, Veeam. DevOps: Ansible, Jenkins, Octopus Deploy, Bitbucket. Also uses SWIFT, ISO 20022, and Android for payments; now adopting GitHub Copilot and Amazon Q.
Production cutovers, security automation, AML/CFT compliance programs, cybersecurity KPI dashboards, terminal testing, disaster recovery, and digital payment innovation across contactless, QR, and online channels.
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