Standards Mapping Developer

SWIFT

Brussels, Belgium

Context and Environment

Standards are a cornerstone of the financial industry. They provide a common language for international financial messaging that is unambiguous and machine-readable, enabling efficient automation, reducing costs and mitigating risks. Swift’s Standards and Market Infrastructures group develops financial messaging standards and supporting products and services for the community.

The migration to ISO 20022, supporting richer and more structured data, is central to Swift’s strategy to enable an instant, frictionless, interoperable and inclusive future for payments. The need for applications and services supporting this standard is now more critical than ever. Today is your opportunity to contribute to this evolution.

The Test Sparring Partner (TSP), developed by the Standards Value-Added Services team, is a service that accelerates adoption of Swift solutions by giving customers a revolutionary way to test and validate their implementations before going live. TSP provides configurable test cases, guided execution flows and message-level validation aligned with Swift rulebooks and product requirements. It supports product teams, professional services and customers with clear narratives, execution guidelines and operational configuration to ensure consistent, high-quality onboarding and usage across the portfolio.

Responsibilities

We are looking for a System Administrator (OPS) to keep TSP’s Windows and Red Hat servers up to date, while progressively migrating away from Windows.

You will:

Support both PAC (qualification) and LIVE environments.
Maintain systems at the latest supported OS level.
Use Ansible playbooks for Red Hat systems.
Regularly upgrade the COTS used by TSP in line with Swift’s Security Excellence Programme.
Monitor and renew certificates between TSP modules.
Plan and open firewall rules to ensure connectivity between TSP servers.
Install and patch TSP modules, first in PAC and then in the LIVE environment.
Test and qualify new TSP functionalities or fixes in PAC.
Migrate systems from Windows to Red Hat.
Ensure operational procedures are followed, supporting compliance with internal control frameworks.