Job Summary OSI Digital is looking for an experienced Oracle APEX Developer to join our team and work on new implementations, upgrades, and ongoing support projects.
At OSI Digital, high-performing employees are recognized through well-designed recognition programs. We also provide opportunities to enhance technical skills in Oracle Cloud platforms and cross-platform technologies such as Salesforce and BI development.
Key Responsibilities
- Work with Oracle Functional Business Analysts to understand business requirements and translate them into technical specification documents (MD70).
- Design, develop, and unit-test technical solutions based on functional design documents.
- Ensure production support SLAs are met for response and resolution.
- Perform code reviews and ensure adherence to established coding standards.
- Provide technical guidance and mentor team members in areas of expertise.
- Support recent implementations,
upgrades, and ongoing application support activities.
Required Skills
- 8–12 years of overall experience, with at least 6+ years of Oracle experience.
- Minimum 5+ years of hands-on Oracle APEX development experience.
- Strong experience in developing
- APEX Pages
- Master-Detail Forms
- Tabular Forms
- APEX Collections
- Interactive Reports
- Charts
- Experience migrating Oracle Forms to Oracle APEX.
- Experience with APEX extensions using SOAP and REST Web Services.
- Excellent SQL and PL/SQL development skills.
- Experience with Oracle Fusion BI Reports, OTBI Reports, and Oracle Autonomous Database.
- Knowledge of Oracle Cloud ERP/EBS modules for extension development is an added advantage.
- Knowledge of JavaScript and other scripting languages is an added advantage.
We Are Not Looking For Someone Who
- Is unwilling to work from the office (WFO) in Hyderabad, Bangalore, or Chennai.
📌 Oracle Fusion Technical Developer with APEX (Bengaluru)
🏢 OSI Digital
📍 Bengaluru
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