Oracle Technologies Manager
optomiDenver (CO)
About the role
What You'll Do:
We are seeking a results-driven Manager, Oracle Technologies to lead a team of integration engineers, extension developers, and technical analysts — including both direct staff and managed vendor resources. This leader will bring deep, hands-on Oracle platform expertise and the ability to scale impact through people, process standards, and architectural governance. If you thrive at the intersection of technical depth and people leadership, this role is an exceptional fit.
Key Responsibilities:
Team Leadership & Vendor Management Lead and Develop: Build and nurture a high-performing team of integration engineers and extension developers. Coaching & Development: Provide ongoing coaching, career development planning, performance management, and skills gap analysis for team members. Vendor Management: Oversee vendor Statements of Work (SOWs), deliverables, and relationships, ensuring accountability for quality and timelines. Collaboration: Partner with IT leadership and HR on workforce planning, hiring, and onboarding initiatives. Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) & Agentic AILifecycle Management: Own the complete lifecycle of enterprise integrations using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC), including architecture, development, testing, deployment, and support. Governance: Establish and enforce development standards across various adapters (REST, SOAP, FTP, DB) and orchestrations. AI Adoption: Lead the team in adopting Agentic AI capabilities within OIC, focusing on intelligent process automation and AI-assisted orchestration. Best Practices: Define standards for retry logic, fault management, and performance monitoring. Oracle Cloud ERP, EPM & HCM Integrations Integration Oversight: Direct the design and delivery of inbound and outbound integrations for Oracle Cloud ERP, EPM, and HCM systems. Data Management: Manage file-based data load processes and configurations for large-scale migrations. Collaboration: Work with business functional owners to define integration requirements and acceptance criteria. Compliance: Ensure all integrations meet audit, compliance, and data governance requirements. OCI Data Integration (OCI-DI) & Fusion Data Warehouse Pipeline Management: Lead the architecture and delivery of OCI-DI pipelines for enterprise data ingestion and transformation. Manage the Fusion Data Warehouse, ensuring data model customization and BI reporting layer integrity. Partnership: Collaborate with data and analytics teams to maintain pipeline reliability and data quality standards. ATOM Feeds, API Gateway & Middleware Integration Design: Oversee the design and integration of Oracle Cloud ATOM Feeds for real-time data synchronization. API Management: Govern API Gateway configurations, including routing policies and authentication methods. API Lifecycle: Manage the entire API lifecycle from design to publication, ensuring secure and stable service contracts. PL/SQL, BIP Reports & Oracle Database Technical Leadership: Provide guidance on PL/SQL development and database transformations. Report Management: Oversee the delivery of BI Publisher (BIP) reports and Oracle Database schema management. Standards Establishment: Set coding standards and peer review practices for database and reporting deliverables. Technical Documentation & Architecture Review Board (ARB)Standards Enforcement: Establish standards for integration design documents, architecture diagrams, and operational runbooks. Documentation Reviews: Lead reviews to ensure compliance with enterprise architecture standards prior to deployment. Representation: Act as a representative for the Integration & Extensions team at ARB sessions, preparing and defending proposed solutions. Governance, Financial Planning & Continuous Improvement Development Standards: Define and enforce coding standards and best practices for development processes. Performance Metrics: Establish SLAs and KPIs for integration platform reliability and report regularly to IT leadership. Continuous Improvement: Lead initiatives for automated testing and observability dashboards. Budget Participation: Engage in budget planning and cost tracking for the integration platform portfolio.
What You'll Need
Qualifications:
Proven experience in leading integration engineering teams. In-depth knowledge of Oracle Integration Cloud, Oracle Cloud ERP, and relevant technologies. Exceptional vendor management and communication skills. A track record of driving continuous improvement and maintaining high-quality standards. Required Technical Expertise: Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC): Deep hands-on experience across integration patterns, adapters, scheduled orchestrations, and lifecycle governance. OCI Data Integration (OCI-DI): Pipeline design, data flow management, and integration with OCI object storage, databases, and ERP/HCM systems. Oracle Cloud ERP & HCM: Integrations for Financials, Procurement, Core HR, Payroll, and Talent modules; experience with FBDI, HDL, and ADFDI.ATOM Feeds: Design and consumption of Oracle Cloud ATOM feed-based integrations for event-driven data exchange. PL/SQL: Advanced development of stored procedures, packages, cursors, and performance-tuning for Oracle Databases. BI Publisher (BIP): Data model design, RTF template authoring, bursting, and scheduled report delivery. Oracle Databases: Schema management, SQL optimization, and collaboration with DBA resources on production database environments. API Gateways: Policy management, authentication/authorization, routing, rate limiting, and API versioning. Fusion Data Warehouse: Subject area management, BI reporting configuration, and data model customization. Agentic AI within OIC: Familiarity with AI agent frameworks, intelligent orchestration patterns, and AI-assisted process automation within the OIC platform. Agentic AI development across Oracle platforms (within SaaS, in OCI0 Technical Documentation: Authoring and reviewing IDDs, solution diagrams, API specifications (OpenAPI/Swagger), and operational runbooks. ARB Canvas Review: Preparation, presentation, and peer evaluation of architecture review submissions; ability to clearly articulate solution tradeoffs to senior stakeholders.
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