About the Role
We're looking for an Oracle Integration Cloud Consultant who can own enterprise integration work end to end — discovery, architecture, implementation, migration, and production support. This isn't a "follow the ticket" role: you'll independently design and build production-grade OIC integrations connecting Oracle applications with ecommerce, ERP, CRM, finance, and supply chain platforms. If you know OIC 3 inside and out and want variety across projects and industries, this is built for that.
What You'll Do
Design and build integrations using Oracle Integration Cloud, including Oracle and third-party adapter configuration
Develop scheduled, event-driven, batch, and API-based integrations
Create data mappings, transformations, validations, and orchestration workflows
Integrate Oracle applications with ecommerce, ERP, CRM, finance, and supply chain platforms
Implement error handling, retries, monitoring, logging, and alerting
Define data contracts and technical documentation
Troubleshoot integration and connectivity issues across environments
Support deployments across development, testing, and production
Evaluate integration architectures, platform costs, and alternative approaches
Collaborate directly with application, infrastructure, and business teams
Why This Role
Variety: Multiple industries and project types — discovery, architecture, migration, and production support
Growth path: Potential to contribute as a developer, technical lead, or integration architect depending on project scope
Exposure: Enterprise ERP, ecommerce, cloud, and AI-enabled integration work
Longevity: Real potential for follow-on engagements beyond the initial project
What You Bring
Strong hands-on experience with Oracle Integration Cloud, preferably OIC 3
Experience building and deploying production-grade integration flows
Experience with at least one Oracle enterprise application (JD Edwards, Oracle ERP Cloud, E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, or Siebel)
Robust knowledge of REST
📌 Oracle Integration Cloud (India)
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