Samsung Electronics is hiring developers in New York responsible for Samsung Wallet’s payment business.

Samsung Electronics America has officially listed "stablecoins" in the payment partnership segment of Samsung Wallet and is recruiting relevant business development staff. According to a job posting released by Samsung Electronics America on September 18, the company is hiring a Senior Manager for Samsung Wallet payment business development in New York. The role will be responsible for Samsung Wallet’s vision, strategy and execution, Samsung noted. Notably, in the payment partnership responsibilities, the company explicitly listed issuers, payments, fintech, as well as "stablecoins" and buy now, pay later (BNPL) services. Specifically, the position will oversee business development and marketing strategies for Samsung Wallet’s payment partnerships, and manage existing collaborations. It will also negotiate and sign agreements with partners on commercial terms, data usage and product requirements, collaborate with product teams and other departments to roll out new features, and coordinate marketing, analytics and legal teams to develop product launch plans. Earlier this year, Samsung Electronics announced plans to support stablecoins in Samsung Wallet at the July Galaxy Unpacked event. The event content published by Samsung Business Insights explicitly stated that Samsung Wallet will support stablecoins in the future. At that time, Samsung also announced it would launch the "Galaxy Card" in the U.S. in partnership with Barclays and Visa.