Public Safety Interface Developers
Public Safety Interface Developers
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 4 years of development experience architecting enterprise and application solutions, preferably in public safety software.
- Working development knowledge of Java, JavaScript, or Python, including object-oriented programming and using code or scripts to support integrations, automation, and data transformation.
- Experience configuring and troubleshooting REST and SOAP APIs, GraphQL, file-based interfaces, databases, and common data formats such as JSON, XML, and CSV.
- Review and build from integration discovery documents; documented requirements, data mappings, interfaces, dependencies, assumptions, risks, and acceptance criteria.
- Design, configure, test, and deploy integrations using an iPaaS platform—Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)—and related APIs, files, databases, and messaging capabilities.
- Translate between customer business needs and technical implementation details; clearly communicate options, trade-offs, timelines, and issue status.
- Coordinate with Oracle consultants, developers, support team, and integration partners to troubleshoot interface failures, data-quality issues, authentication problems, and connectivity issues.
- Create and maintain customer-facing implementation artifacts, including solution designs, configuration guides, test plans, runbooks, data mappings, and handoff documentation.
- Support customers go-lives and early-life stabilization, helping to triage issues and ensure successful adoption of implemented integrations.
- Utilize AI-enabled tools responsibly to accelerate requirements analysis, documentation, troubleshooting, and knowledge sharing while protecting customer data and following Oracle policies.
- Identify repeatable implementation patterns and contribute to standards, templates, and reusable integration assets that improve delivery quality and speed.
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