Full-Time
Operations Analyst
Posted on 10/3/2025
Visa
10,001+ employees
Global digital payments network processing transactions
No salary listed
Austin, TX, USA
Hybrid
Partial telecommuting may be allowed; role based in Austin, TX.
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- The candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Electronics Engineering, or a related field, and two years of experience in an Operations Analyst–related occupation.
- The candidate must have experience with Conga Configure-Price-Quote tools.
- The candidate must have experience with Salesforce Application.
- The candidate must have experience in a business analysis or application support environment.
- The candidate must have experience with Apex (Classes and Triggers).
- The candidate must have experience with REST/SOAP APIs, SOQL/SOSL.
- The candidate must have experience with Version Control and Deployment.
- The candidate must have experience with X-Author Integration and Data Management.
- The candidate must have experience with Conga CPQ and Salesforce Customization.
- Serve as a level 1 point of contact and internal support for Visa Value-Added Services sales users.
- Manage the case queues, classifying cases, prioritizing for delivery teams and ensuring cases have met minimum criteria to be worked on by the team or perform necessary follow up to ensure completeness of information.
- Partner with a team of analysts and administrators who provide support to the users completing business on the tool.
- Work in conjunction with management and IT partners to help facilitate and manage overall progress of application issues or change requests.
- Administer/Configure the Configure-Quote-Price (CPQ) tool per business requirements, including products/pricing maintenance, approval flows, and other enhancements.
- Position reports to the Austin, Texas office and may allow for partial telecommuting.
Visa operates a global digital payments network that connects consumers, businesses, banks, and governments to enable electronic card payments. Its system moves money through a card-based flow: a merchant request, card authorization via Visa, funds settlement between banks, and data processing, with fees earned on transactions and services. The company differentiates itself with its worldwide network, large client base, and partnerships that expand access to digital payments while supporting sustainable commerce. Its goal is to widen financial inclusion and provide convenient, secure electronic payments for a growing share of global commerce.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$9.6M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
1958
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Visa Ventures invested in Nekuda's $5M round for agentic payments.
- Visa Ventures led BVNK's $50M Series B for stablecoin payments.
- VisaNet handled 164.7 billion transactions annually in 2021.
What critics are saying
- FedNow bypasses Visa, cutting transaction volume in 12-24 months.
- PSD2 enables direct payments, causing 70-85% volume loss in 18-36 months.
- CBDCs in 130+ countries reduce Visa's market by 15-25% in 36-60 months.
What makes Visa unique
- VisaNet processes 76,000 transactions per second with 99.9999% availability.
- VisaNet connects 3.6 billion accounts across 200+ countries.
- VisaNet uses AI for smarter authorization and fraud prevention.
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Company News
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