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Mastercard

Processes payments across a global network

Lead Service Management Engineer

IT OperationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeO'Fallon, MO, USAIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Every person working for or on behalf of Mastercard is responsible for abiding by security policies and practices, ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of accessed information, reporting suspected security violations or breaches, and completing mandatory periodic security training.

Responsibilities

  • Own and standardize IT service management intake and governance across Incident, Problem, Work Order, and Change modules, ensuring work is captured, categorized, and traceable.
  • Define and enforce Incident, Problem, and Change standards, workflows, and operating cadences; publish and maintain standard Jira/ITSM templates as applicable.
  • Establish and report service performance through SLA/SLO/KPI definitions, dashboards, and executive-ready status reporting; identify gaps and lead corrective actions.
  • Analyze recurring incidents, work orders, problems, and high-risk changes; drive root-cause analysis, remediation plans, and prevention mechanisms.
  • Build and maintain operational reporting and dashboards, such as DOMO, to support trend analysis and decision-making.
  • Own and continuously improve operational documentation, including Standard Operating Procedures, guild standards, playbooks, and runbooks; drive periodic reviews and validation.
  • Manage and maintain the service catalog and configuration management database (CMDB) to ensure accurate service ownership, dependencies, and operational readiness.
  • Coordinate required and role-based training, including badge, federated, program skill, and BizOps skill training, and ensure completion and auditability.
  • Lead and track security and compliance obligations, including PCI, SOX, SOC1/SOC2, access reviews, internal audits, vulnerability/issue/risk/exception tracking, certificate renewals, security mandates, risk registry (DRO), patching schedules, and BOMM-related controls.
  • Build and maintain standard Jira templates and workflows to support consistent intake, planning, execution, and reporting across programs and teams.
  • Drive PI process execution and facilitation, including scrum ceremonies, kickoff, intake, retrospectives, demos, customer onboarding, and product design reviews.
  • Coordinate release activities and readiness documentation, including PLL, TAD creation, SOAR/operational resiliency reviews, peer reviews, and implementation plan reviews.
  • Own BizOps acceptance criteria for stories and features to verify standards and prevent operational or compliance gaps from entering production.
  • Capture and manage BizOps workstream requirements and program objectives; maintain transparent backlogs and delivery plans.
  • Audit and track incomplete BOMM MLRs; establish actionable backlog items and follow through to closure.
  • Partner with SRE and engineering to reduce toil, improve capacity planning, and drive performance tuning and testing scenarios.
  • Improve observability through logging, monitoring, and dashboards; create proactive monitors and alerts with attached playbooks and SOPs, and validate and tune existing alerts to reduce noise.
  • Deliver operational readiness through enablement and training, including L1 monitoring/alerts and tool skill training, and standardize monitoring and runbook expectations.
  • Support continuous delivery improvements through deployment automation with validation and improved change success, reducing rollbacks and fail-forward outcomes caused by design.

About the Company

Mastercard

Processes payments across a global network

Mastercard operates a global payment network connecting financial institutions, merchants, businesses and consumers. It authorizes, clears and settles transactions between participating institutions, while banks issue Mastercard-branded cards and extend credit to their customers. Its services also include fraud detection, identity verification, payment tokenization, data analysis and consulting for organizations managing commerce and financial operations. The company earns network fees linked to payment volumes and processed transactions, along with fees for its services and solutions. Founded by a group of banks in 1966, Mastercard is headquartered in Purchase, within Harrison, New York.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Town of Harrison, New York
Founded
1966

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