Claude Code / OIC Developer
automus consultingSanta Clara (CA)
Claude Code / OIC Developer
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automus consultingSanta Clara (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Description
Job Title: Claude Code / OIC Developer Position Overview
You will be the US-based technical lead for integration delivery — owning OIC authoring, AI-assisted code generation, and the end-to-end integration pipeline for our first major release. You work directly with the CTO and serve as the senior technical voice on client engagements. Essential Job DutiesLead OIC integration authoring using AI-assisted development tools — from technical design to deployed, tested flow Own the integration deployment pipeline: automated test execution, defect resolution, and promotion to production Collaborate with India-based integration developer to scale delivery across parallel engagements Review and approve integration outputs before client sign-off Contribute to integration design standards and reusable pattern documentation
Job Requirements:
- 4+ years Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) — design, build, troubleshoot
- Hands-on experience with Oracle Fusion REST APIs across SCM, Financials, or HCM modules
- Python and/or JavaScript for automation and scripting
- Experience with AI-assisted development tools (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, or similar)API testing frameworks (k6, Postman, or equivalent)
Nice to Have:
- Oracle Fusion implementation project background Experience in CPG or aerospace & defense verticals
- Job Locations and Specifications
- Remote from home location in the United States
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