Oracle Developer

Hands-on experience with Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) supporting B2B and B2C implementations.

3+ years of implementation or production support experience using OCC’s OSF framework (ReactJS, NodeJS, CSS).

Completed at least two full-cycle e-commerce implementations using Oracle Commerce Cloud.

Experience in gathering requirements and estimating development tasks for enhancements.

Strong experience in customizing OCC’s Server Side Extensions (SSE).

Proven ability to integrate major e-commerce components (personalization, OMS, subscriptions, etc.) into OCC platforms.

Skilled in customizing shipping and payment options within OCC.

Proficient with software engineering tools such as GIT, IDEs, and debugging tools.

Experience integrating OCC with Oracle Retail OMS, SCM, or other Oracle Retail apps.

Familiarity with Java Spring Boot.

Experience with Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC).

Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.

Ability to accurately define and refine requirements for new features and customizations.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills for collaboration with technical and business teams.

Provide production support and issue triaging for B2B and B2C Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) portals.

Deliver bug fixes and implement enhancements for ongoing portal improvements.

Estimate development efforts for new feature requests and enhancements.

Integrate OCC with inbound and outbound Oracle systems, including Oracle Cloud ERP and Oracle Cloud Retail applications (e.g., MFCS, SACS).

Support patching activities in the OCC environment, including Oracle patch assessments.

Provide comprehensive knowledge transfer (KT) to client IT support teams.

Customize and enhance OCC’s Server-Side Extensions (SSE) based on business needs.

Integrate e-commerce features such as personalization, shopping carts, OMS, subscriptions, payment gateways, and content management.

Customize shipping and payment groups to meet project-specific requirements.

Use development tools (IDEs, debuggers, GIT, etc.) to maintain clean, efficient, and scalable code.