Develop and maintain Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integrations and BI Publisher (BIP) reports for Oracle ERP. Design custom reports and documents, support testing, deployments, and resolve production issues.
Oracle Developer (OIC/BIP)1Job Title: Oracle Technical Consultant (OIC/BIP)
Location: Offshore
Duration: Aug 2026 – Dec 2026
Experience: 5+ years
Key Responsibilities:
Develop Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integrations and BI Publisher (BIP) reports.
Design custom reports, documents, and integrations for Oracle ERP.
Support testing, deployment, and production issue resolution.
Required Skills:
5+ years of Oracle technical development experience.
Strong hands-on experience with Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and BI Publisher (BIP).
Experience with REST/SOAP APIs, XML, SQL, and Oracle ERP Cloud.
Strong debugging and troubleshooting skills.
Good to Have:
Oracle Cloud technical certification.
Experience with OTBI or Visual Builder.
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