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Worldpay combined with Global Payments in January 2026 to create a leading payments technology and software company that powers commerce for businesses of all sizes worldwide. We help businesses grow with confidence by delivering innovative solutions that enable seamless payment acceptance, smarter operations and exceptional client experiences – online, in store and everywhere in between.

With its global reach, local expertise and scale, Global Payments processes billions of transactions and trillions in annual payment volume across more than 175 countries. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Global Payments is a Fortune 500® company and a member of the S&P 500.

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Software Engineer
3.3
4 April 2026
Decent Pay, But Benefits Could Improve
Pros: The base salary for a Software Engineer here is pretty solid, especially for the Atlanta, GA area. You get decent health insurance options and a good 401k match, which is what you'd expect from a big fintech company.
Cons: Annual raises are often quite small and sometimes don't keep up with inflation, which is tough. There's not much transparency on bonus structures for individual contributors, and stock options aren't a thing for most of us. Compared to other payment processing roles, total compensation isn't always top tier.
Advice to Management: Really look at the total compensation package for individual contributors. More transparency and better equity options would boost morale and retention, especially in this competitive fintech market.
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Software Engineer
3.3
1 March 2026
Decent balance, but can be tough in Orlando
Pros: I've worked on some cool projects in payment processing. The hybrid model for engineering teams helps. I can often manage my hours and get out of the Orlando office on time most days. It's a big corporate environment so there are resources.
Cons: Work-life balance here can fluctuate a lot. Sometimes, it's 40-hour weeks, but other times, especially during project launches, it's more like 50-60 hours. As a Software Engineer, the pressure to meet deadlines for our fintech clients is real. It's not uncommon to log in on weekends.
Advice to Management: Focus on more realistic project timelines to prevent burnout, especially for engineering teams. Better resource allocation would also help maintain consistent work-life balance across the company.
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Software Engineer
3.3
30 March 2026
Worldpay: Solid Base, Benefits Could Improve
Pros: The base salary for a Software Engineer here is pretty solid, especially for the Atlanta office. You're paid competitively compared to other corporate companies in payment processing. The 401k match isn't bad either, which helps.
Cons: Healthcare costs seem to creep up every year, which really eats into the benefits package. Don't expect huge bonuses like you might find at other big tech firms; they're usually just okay. The overall perks package could use an update for a financial technology company of this size.
Advice to Management: Consider revisiting the healthcare plans to manage rising employee costs. Also, look at increasing the bonus pools or introducing more performance-based incentives for employees, especially in key areas like payment processing development. This would help retain top talent.
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