Oracle Integration Engineer (OIC) - SC Cleared

Croydon
10 months ago
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SC Cleared Oracle Integration Engineer (OIC)

Location: London / Croydon (Hybrid)
Rate: £473 per day (Inside IR35)
Clearance: Active SC Clearance is essential
Contract: 3-month initial contract

Overview:

We are hiring an experienced Oracle Integration Engineer on behalf of a leading global technology consultancy for a critical, long-term project within the UK public sector.

You will play a key role in a major digital transformation programme for a central government department, focusing on designing, developing, and managing complex integrations using Oracle's cutting-edge cloud platform.

This is an exceptional opportunity for a skilled engineer with active SC clearance to work with a modern Oracle Cloud technology stack on a high-profile engagement.

Key Responsibilities:

Design, build, and maintain robust integration solutions using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) Generation 2.

Develop and manage integrations between various Oracle Fusion SaaS applications (HCM, Finance, Procurement, CX) and other third-party systems.

Utilise your expertise in Oracle SOA Suite and Fusion Middleware to ensure seamless data flow and process automation.

Configure and manage secure file transfers using Oracle MFT Cloud Server.

Work with Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) for complex data transformation and migration tasks.

Collaborate with technical teams on integrations involving Java Cloud Service (JCS) and ServiceNow.

Support the analytics function by ensuring data is correctly integrated for use with Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) and Fusion Analytics Warehouse (FAW).

Essential Skills & Experience:

Active SC Clearance is mandatory. Candidates without current, active clearance cannot be considered.

Overview of Oracle Integration Generation 2
SOA - Oracle fusion
Oracle MfT cloud server
Java Cloud Service
Oracle Fusion SAS application (HCM, Finance, Procurement, CX)
ODI - Oracle Data Integrated
OAC - Oracle Analytics Cloud
FAW - Fusion Analytics Warehouse
ServiceNow integration
SaaS - Oracle Fusion ServicesIf you are an SC Cleared Oracle Integration Engineer looking for a challenging new contract, please apply now with your latest CV for immediate consideration

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