Oracle WebCenter Content Developer

Posted 19 days ago

cedent consultingHouston (TX)

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About the role

Responsibilities include: Provides technical development and support for the existing Oracle WebCenter Content 12c (UCM/Stellent).Provides technical development and support for Oracle WebCenter Forms Recognition and Capture 12c (IPM/WFR/Capture).Collaborates with customers to ascertain system specifications and business/technical requirements to create specification documents that meet business needs. Responsible for completion of all required Change Management tasks and relevant SOX control requirements (if applicable).Utilize industry accepted project management principles, methodologies, tools, and best practices throughout the project life cycle (when applicable).Acquire and utilizes business knowledge by taking advantage of available resources (internet, books, periodicals, classes/workshops, conferences, etc.) to develop and deliver business solutions. Tracking deliverable and provide reporting to management as needed.
Skills Required/Desired: The successful candidate will meet the following qualifications:
Required: 5 years of experience with configurations and customizations to Oracle WebCenter Content 12c (Formally Stellent/UCM) including RIDC.
Required: 2-3 years of experience with WebCenter Forms recognition and Capture 12c.
Required: Strong understanding of the overall Enterprise Content Management (ECM) processes and concepts including taxonomies, records management, metadata, workflows, search, and security is required.
Required: Experience with migrating content from legacy data repositories to Oracle WebCenter Content.
Required: Experience in SQL and good understanding of Oracle database. Desired: Experience with Java, Spring Boot, JSP, React. Desired: Experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JSON, XML, and SQLDesired: Experience with Elasticsearch. Desired: Experience with integrating Oracle WebCenter Content with business applications Desired: Experience developing custom user interfaces for WebCenter Content. Desired: System administration experience with building and maintaining environments on Linux.
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