Senior Oracle EBS Developer / Integration Architect

Accountabilities:

• • Design and develop a common data-services layer capable of connecting multiple Oracle EBS instances with different regional configurations and data structures.
  • Build integrations and APIs that expose Oracle EBS data to downstream applications and systems, with particular emphasis on Manufacturing, Inventory, and Item Master data.
  • Develop hands-on solutions using PL/SQL, EBS Open Interfaces, standard Oracle APIs, and concurrent program load mechanisms.
  • Partner directly with developers and technical stakeholders as a senior technical peer and trusted resource for SQL, integration, and architecture decisions.
  • Apply an architectural perspective across multiple EBS environments, identifying differences and designing scalable approaches that work across distinct configurations.
  • Help define technical approaches, scope, and delivery practices within an initiative that is still evolving rather than simply executing against a fully established specification.
  • Advise stakeholders and client teams as a technical consultant, contributing expertise throughout architecture and development activities.
  • Support the modernization of core ERP integrations by connecting Oracle EBS capabilities with broader applications and technology ecosystems.

  Requirements

  • Strong experience working as a technical consultant with stakeholders and clients, with the ability to establish credibility and provide practical technical guidance.
  • Deep, hands-on Oracle EBS development expertise, including strong PL/SQL, EBS Open Interfaces, standard APIs, and concurrent program load mechanisms.
  • Experience with Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and/or SOA, along with REST and SOAP web services.
  • Working knowledge of Oracle EBS data models supporting Manufacturing/BOM, Inventory, and Item Master processes.
  • Direct experience with Item/PTM tables is particularly valuable.
  • Experience working across multiple Oracle EBS instances, ideally including environments with different configurations that required reconciliation or common integration approaches.
  • Strong technical and integration mindset, with the ability to work deeply in code, data, interfaces, and architecture rather than focusing primarily on functional configuration or requirements gathering.
  • Ability to operate effectively in ambiguous, early-stage initiatives and help shape technical direction alongside other engineers and stakeholders.
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and collaboration skills.
  • Familiarity with Oracle PD Cloud (Oracle PLM) is a plus.
  • Ability to work as an hourly contractor; sponsorship is not available for this role.

  Benefits

  • $130,000–$160,000 annualized compensation range for pay transparency purposes.
  • Final compensation is expected to be structured primarily as an hourly contractor rate or another contract-based arrangement.
  • Actual compensation will depend on experience, skills, qualifications, scope of work, engagement structure, market conditions, and business needs.
  • Opportunity to work on a complex, AI-driven enterprise integration initiative involving Oracle EBS modernization.
  • Significant technical ownership across architecture, development, integration, and data services.
  • Direct collaboration with experienced developers and technical stakeholders.
  • Opportunity to influence an evolving initiative and help define its technical approach rather than simply executing a fixed specification.
  • Consulting environment designed to provide meaningful client impact, professional autonomy, and direct access to leadership.
  • Opportunity to build expertise across enterprise ERP integration, Oracle technologies, and modern application ecosystems.
  • Remote work is supported for the role, with flexibility around client and project needs.
  • No visa sponsorship is available for this position.
  • Formal healthcare, retirement, paid leave, and other employee benefits are not specified because the role is expected to be structured as a contractor engagement.