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Tokenization Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

Design for PCI-DSS scope minimization: tokenization, P2PE, per-processor TLS/mTLS and certificate/key handling, so cardholder data stays out of in-scope services. Partner with security/QSA on audits.

ACI Postilion Architect - Remote

Plano, TX · On-site

$66 - $85.25/hr

Proficiency with EFT protocols, ISO 8583 standards, EMV process, PCI, cryptographic hardware modules and tokenization. * Understanding of security protocols, encryption/decryption technologies, HSM ...

Payment Integration Developer

Southlake, TX · On-site

$47.25 - $62.75/hr

Implement card tokenization, consent management, and stored credential workflows (MIT/CIT classification) * Ensure ongoing compliance with card brand requirements (Mastercard, Visa) including ...

Payment Integration Developer

Southlake, TX · On-site

$47.25 - $62.75/hr

Implement card tokenization, consent management, and stored credential workflows (MIT/CIT classification) * Ensure ongoing compliance with card brand requirements (Mastercard, Visa) including ...

Payment Integration Developer

Dallas, TX

$49.75 - $66/hr

Implement card tokenization, consent management, and stored credential workflows (MIT/CIT classification) * Ensure ongoing compliance with card brand requirements (Mastercard, Visa) including ...

Lead the transformation of cross-functional strategic programs of company-wide importance-such as payment economics optimization (interchange, network tokenization, account updater), enterprise ...

Design and build reusable Web3 platform services for tokenization, transaction processing, blockchain connectivity, wallet integration, event ingestion, indexing, and token lifecycle management.

Design for PCI-DSS scope minimization: tokenization, P2PE, per-processor TLS/mTLS and certificate/key handling, so cardholder data stays out of in-scope services. Partner with security/QSA on audits.

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How much do tokenization jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for tokenization in Texas is $224,804.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $186,300.00 and $279,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a tokenization?

A Tokenization job typically involves working with financial transactions, data security, or blockchain technology to convert sensitive data into secure, non-sensitive equivalents called tokens. Professionals in this role implement tokenization systems to protect sensitive information, such as credit card numbers or personal data, from fraud or breaches. They may work with compliance teams to ensure adherence to data security regulations. The job often requires expertise in encryption, cybersecurity, and payment processing technologies.

What are some typical challenges faced in a tokenization role?

One of the main challenges in a tokenization role is staying ahead of evolving cybersecurity threats while ensuring that payment and sensitive data remain secure and compliant with industry regulations. Professionals in this role often need to balance the demands of integrating tokenization solutions with existing IT infrastructures and minimizing disruptions to business operations. Working closely with cross-functional teams—including developers, compliance officers, and external vendors—requires strong communication and project management skills. By proactively addressing these challenges, tokenization specialists play a pivotal role in protecting valuable data assets and fostering customer trust.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the tokenization position, and why are they important?

To thrive in a tokenization role, candidates need a solid understanding of payment card industry (PCI) standards, data security protocols, and encryption technologies, often supported by a computer science degree or relevant certifications like CISSP or CISM. Technical proficiency with tokenization platforms, cybersecurity tools, and payment processing systems is typically required. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and effective communication abilities are valuable soft skills for collaborating across IT and business teams. These skills are essential for protecting sensitive data, ensuring compliance, and implementing secure, seamless payment solutions.

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Infographic showing various Tokenization job openings in Texas as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 92% Full Time, and 8% Contract. Highlights an 76% Physical, 8% Hybrid, and 16% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $224,804 per year, or $108.1 per hour.

Senior Software Engineer - Back End

Jobtailor

Austin, TX • On-site

$130 - $210/hr

Other

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

  • Own the payments domain end to end on the kiosk platform: authorize, capture, void, refund, reversal, settlement (EOD), and reconciliation.
  • Re-architect the platform into a pluggable payment SDK: design the plugin contract and lifecycle (discovery/registration, versioning and backward compatibility, capability negotiation, dependency isolation, per-integration configuration and secrets) on top of the existing PayTerminal SPI.
  • Design a terminal abstraction that cleanly spans integrated vs. semi-integrated vs. cloud/REST processors and cash devices, so callers code to one model regardless of transport or vendor.
  • Build the integration test and certification harness (extending the current mock-terminal approach) so a new or external integration can be validated, simulated, and regression-tested before it touches real hardware.
  • Set platform-wide patterns for correctness in money movement: idempotency, transaction recovery and reversal, timeouts, heartbeat/health, concurrency, and reconciliation, in a system where double-charges and dropped captures are unacceptable.
  • Design for PCI-DSS scope minimization: tokenization, P2PE, per-processor TLS/mTLS and certificate/key handling, so cardholder data stays out of in-scope services. Partner with security/QSA on audits.
  • Drive architecture and design reviews, set technical direction for the integration layer, and mentor engineers building integrations.
  • Implement new terminal integrations end to end, from byte-level protocol (framing, TLV/BMP/APDU, BCD/LLVAR, checksums, ACK/NAK state machines) up to the high-level PayTerminal API.
  • Work directly with serial (RS-232 / USB-serial via jssc) and USB (usb4java) transports: port handling, event-driven reads, reconnection, and timing.
  • Integrate high-level and cloud processor APIs (REST/SOAP, webhooks, semi-integrated terminal SDKs) with robust retry, polling, and reconciliation.
  • Debug live hardware: protocol traces, terminal logs, packet captures, and vendor certification cycles.
Requirements
  • 6+ years back-end engineering with strong Java (the platform is multi-module Maven/Java on Spring) and solid OOP and distributed-systems design.
  • Demonstrated experience designing extensible / plugin / SPI-based architectures (ServiceLoader, OSGi, Spring plugin models, or public SDKs consumed by other teams or third parties).
  • Hands‑on low-level device and protocol experience: serial and/or USB communication and binary protocol implementation (TLV, BCD, bitmaps, length‑prefixed fields, state machines). EMV, ISO 8583, ZVT, or OPI a strong plus.
  • Direct payment‑terminal / POS integration experience (Verifone, Ingenico, Adyen, Shift4, FreedomPay, SIX, Nepting, SiTef, Redsys, Worldpay, or comparable), and a clear understanding of integrated vs. semi-integrated models.
  • Solid grasp of the card transaction lifecycle (auth, capture, void, refund, settlement, reversal) and PCI‑DSS boundaries, tokenization, and TLS/mTLS in production.
  • Track record of technical leadership: leading designs, setting standards, and mentoring engineers.
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