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Oracle Developer Supplier Hub (Oracle EBS / SOA Integration)

Posted 2 days ago

macpower digital assets edge privateDallas (TX)

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Job Description Job Summary: The Oracle Developer will support and enhance Oracle Supplier Hub solutions, focusing on production support, system integrations, and technical development. This role involves managing support queues, resolving defects, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable integration solutions using Oracle EBS, SOA Suite, and related technologies. The ideal candidate has strong expertise in Supplier Hub architecture and enterprise integration workflows.
Responsibilities: Provide production support for Oracle Supplier Hub, including queue management and issue resolution. Perform incident triage, defect analysis, and root cause identification. Design and develop enhancements and integration solutions. Work with Oracle EBS, Supplier Hub, and SOA Suite for system support and development. Support and manage enterprise integrations and downstream system interfaces. Collaborate with business, product, and technical teams to translate requirements into technical solutions. Conduct technical feasibility analysis and effort estimation. Coordinate with onshore/offshore teams for delivery and support. Maintain documentation for defects, enhancements, and system processes. Support agile delivery processes and continuous improvement initiatives.
Key Requirements: 3 5 years of experience with Oracle Supplier Hub. Strong hands-on experience with Oracle EBS (E-Business Suite). Experience with Oracle SOA Suite and integration frameworks. Knowledge of Oracle Cloud Integration and enterprise integration workflows. Experience in production support (L2/L3), issue triage, and defect resolution. Strong understanding of Supplier Hub architecture and business processes. Experience working in Agile environments. Ability to collaborate with cross-functional and distributed teams. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Excellent communication and documentation skills.

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