Brazilian payments acquirer, card issuer and digital bank for merchants
PagBank pairs a Java/Spring Boot and Kafka microservices core, run on AWS with Mesos and Marathon, with a heavy SAP footprint that is moving from ECC to S/4HANA. Hiring is overwhelmingly field sales, aimed at acquiring, activating and upselling merchants, while a small engineering group builds a central AI agent platform and data governance services. Overall hiring velocity is slowing.
PagBank, the brand of PagSeguro, is a São Paulo-based financial services company founded in 2006 with 5,001–10,000 employees. It acts as both card issuer and acquirer, offering digital accounts plus online and in-person payment acceptance through mobile and POS devices. Its merchant and consumer products cover credit, debit and meal cards, bank transfers and boleto payments. The company holds Brazilian Central Bank authorization as an e-money issuer and acquirer, and its parent, PagSeguro Digital, trades on the NYSE under PAGS.
PagBank runs Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot, Kafka, Node.js and GraphQL on AWS, with Docker, Mesos and Marathon. Observability uses Datadog, New Relic, Splunk and Grafana, and the ERP is SAP.
Yes. Job posts point to an S/4HANA migration with post-go-live automation work, moving PagBank off its existing SAP ECC environment.
Yes. Sales is by far PagBank's largest hiring area, mostly mid-level roles in Brazil focused on acquiring and retaining merchants, with smaller support and engineering teams.
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