Oracle EBS Technical Developer

R_352583 Orace EBS Technical Developer

We will count on you to:

• Translating Business Requirements into application code

• Document the technical application specifications

• Perform code reviews and align the solutions to architectural specifications

• Work with Business Analysts, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and other cross-functional resources to define and deliver business impact projects & enhancements.

• Collaborate with development team members to ensure proper implementation and integration of the solutions.

• Support deployments during hyper care, troubleshoot production issues if needed / be available for on-call as needed

• Maintain current knowledge of relevant best practices and business processes

• Participate in and conduct peer code and deliverable reviews

What you need to have:

• At least 8 -10 years of experience in IT as a software developer

• Knowledge in Oracle Application Financial Modules - Payables, Receivables, General Ledger and iExpenses & iProcurement, OCI, OIC

• Excellent knowledge in PL/SQL and Unix Shell Script

• Experience in developing and customizing Oracle XML Publisher Reports, Workflow, WebADI

• Oracle Application Framework developments, Business Events and Bursting

• Experience in Oracle 12.2 Upgrade

• Oracle Database and Performance Tuning

• Ability to work on Interfaces & Extensions

• SCM tools – GitHub, ADO

• Secure Software Development Life Cycle (SSDLC) practices

• Experience in various project methodologies (e.g., Six Sigma, Waterfall, RUP, Scrum and Agile)

Nice to have:

• Oracle Forms

• Expertise in other programming languages e.g. Java, Python, Node JS

• Supports and assists senior developers in developing codes, tests and debugs of software programs and enhancements to meet project plan goals.

• Works under guidance from senior software developers.

• Assists with repairing coding problems.

• Provides technical support to internal clients on existing problems, escalates as appropriate.

• Monitors trends and results from technical support calls to advise senior team members on performance of existing systems.