CCB Technical Designer
CCB Technical Designer
Posted 48 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Work closely with Functional Designer to ensure a good understanding of the intended Design / Future State Bus PrcAuthor Technical Design deliverables. As much development will be done off- shore, Tech Specs need to be at a pretty low level of detail.
- Support developers (on or off- shore) in their development efforts to ensure development results are consistent with design expecations
- Conduct code-walk-throughs, which includes review and approval of Unit Test Results. Ensure that coding standards have been followed.
- Ability to do hands-on development would be a plus.
- Broad functional knowledge of CC&B with at least 1-2 core functional areas (Billing, Payments, Credit & Collection, Field)
- Strong technical skills with hands-on experience in Oracle Utilities CC&B 2.4, with base configuration depth.
- Experience assessing requirements against an existing customized CCB implementation to formulate designs for a consolidated end state.
- Proven experience authoring Technical Designs, using a variey of CCB technologies and mentoring Developers
- Fluent in OUAF (Oracle Utilities Application Framework)
- Fluent in the CCB data model with strong SQL skills & relational database knowledge
- Strong technical knowledge of at least 2 of the 3 CCB technologies commonly used: Micro-Focus Cobol, Java/HQL and CCB Configuration Tools (Scripting (BS, SS), portals, UI maps, Zones).Preferred experience with XAI Web Services, Oracle 12c Triggers and Store Procedures.
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