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Remote Oracle techstack application engineer

Global Channel Management, Inc.Remote (United States)Posted 1w ago
Software Engineer - Remote
Full Time
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Job description

Remote Oracle techstack application engineer needs 5+ years experience implementing and/or supporting Oracle Xstore

Oracle techstack application engineer requires:

  • 8+ years of IT experience implementing different Oracle products (required)
  • 5+ years of experience implementing and/or supporting Oracle Xstore (required; key item)
  • 5+ of experience on Oracle Weblogic server (required)
  • Solid understanding about Oracle Database 12c/19c/21c (required)
  • 5+ years of experience implementing and supporting Oracle E-commerce & MOM suite (plus)
  • 2+ years of experience using enterprise software development (preferably Java) (plus)
  • Java software design and/or development (plus)
  • Functional and technical knowledge of Xstore suite version V17 to V21
  • Hands-on experience in planning, testing, and executing upgrades and patches
  • Good understanding of retail POS processes, including customer facing (sales, returns, promotions, pricing, loyalty, etc.) and back-office functions (cash management, open/close, TLOG, data flow)
  • Willing to support and be on the off hours shifts

Oracle techstack application engineer duties:

  • Operations support, code deployments and rollout issues to ensure consistent delivery of IT services to our business stakeholders
  • Responsible for the Oracle XStore POS support that spans entire client
  • Manage upgrades, patches, and support issues as they occur
  • Act as a SME supporting L3 and L2 teams
  • Support and be on the off hours shifts

Originally posted on Himalayas

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