Payment processing and merchant services across global markets
Worldline runs payments infrastructure for merchants and financial institutions on a Java/Spring Boot core with Kubernetes, while adopting OpenShift, Helm, Azure and GCP, which points to a multi-cloud container modernization. Hiring leans toward senior engineering, operations and security talent, and the recurring pain points around incident resolution, POS terminal reliability and AML/PCI DSS compliance show operational resilience is the core pressure.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Tax, Data Center Head, Tech Lead
Worldline is a publicly listed payments company headquartered in Puteaux, France, with more than 10,000 employees. It provides merchant services, financial processing, and mobility and e-transactional services to businesses across many markets and industries. Its operations span Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific, with current hiring in Romania, Poland, Sweden, Canada, Greece, Australia, Peru, Italy, France, India, Estonia, Singapore and the United Kingdom. Its teams cover engineering, operations, security, finance, product, sales, legal and support.
Worldline builds on Java, Spring Boot, Angular, Python, MySQL and PostgreSQL. It runs Kubernetes and Docker on AWS and GCP, uses GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins, and tests with Selenium, JMeter and Robot Framework.
Worldline is hiring in Romania, Poland, Sweden, Canada, Greece, Australia, Peru, Italy, France, India, Estonia, Singapore and the United Kingdom. Engineering, operations and security roles lead the mix.
Worldline is headquartered in Puteaux, Île-de-France, France. It is a public company with more than 10,000 employees.
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