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Lead Developer - Oracle

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tech tamminaJacksonville (FL)

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About the role

Lead Developer – Oracle Technical/Functional Skills: Oracle WebCenter Content Management (UCM/IPM) 10g and 11gOracle Document Capture (ODC) 10gSetup and maintenance of Oracle Imaging 10g and Oracle ECM/UCM 11gAbility to create, update, and review functional and technical documents. Ability to develop test data, test scripts and execute testing of integrated systems. Must have extensive working knowledge of multiple technologies and their interfaces and integration. Competent working in one or more environments highly integrated with an operating system
Roles & Responsibilities:
  • Maintain ECM components - Oracle WebCenter Content Management (UCM/IPM), Oracle Document Capture (ODC). Must be able to maintain both 10g and 11g versions.
  • Perform knowledge transfer on administration of Oracle WebCenter Content Server Administrator (11g) and Oracle WebCenter Imaging 10g, and Oracle Document Capture (ODC) 10g.
  • Participate with teams to design and develop content models, security models, meta-data schemas and content types
  • Assess existing ECM capabilities including existing sites, architectures, and content models
  • Work with business and technical stakeholders to create Enterprise Content Management solutions
  • Support implementation, upgrades, and operation of the Oracle Enterprise Content Management (ECM) application; Generic Managerial Skills: Leading and Mentoring both Onsite and Offshore teams
  • Creating Project Plan and Track status
  • Handling Customer communications and Management reporting
  • Experience in Health Care (preferable)
  • Bachelor's degree in an IT related field or equivalent work experience

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