Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer Job Opening at GV Alliance

Growth in Value Alliance (GV Alliance) Partners is a business advisory and market intelligence services firm. Our objectives are to assist organizations to achieve their growth aspirations by providing market intelligence,
strategy formulation and implementation expertise and business operation improvement skills.

We rae currently recruiting for the position of:

Job Title: Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer

Location: Lagos
Qualification/Requirement

• Extensive BPEL development experience
• Proven experience managing technology projects
• Experience in Oracle SOA Fusion Suite, Java/J2EE, BPEL,
• Experience with all Adapters as part of Fusion suite.
• Experience integrating various systems using Fusion as Middleware.
• Extensive technical and functional understanding of Fusion out-of-the box offerings.
• Enterprise Service Bus, Web Services standards, XSL/XSLT processes, XML, XML Schemas, JDeveloper, SOAP, and WSDL’s with corporate perspective.
• Working knowledge of SQL, PL/SQL and Oracle
• Experience with SOA governance is a plus

• The ideal candidate will be responsible for designing, developing and supporting major components of the company’s Middleware platform.
• Performs production support and troubleshooting and maintenance (defect resolution)
• Support existing Middleware Integration and Backend systems.
• Prepares and executes accurate unit test plans, test data, and test modules and scripts
• Documents code changes and unit test results per Best Practices.
• Multi-tasking, working independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced environment.
• He/she will be involved in the development lifecycle from design, implementation, testing and release with a focus on delivering solutions against business goals, technical requirements and platform engineering standards.
• Develops code for system changes or new modules according to specifications and standards
• Reviewing code, identifying and resolving defects reported in DEV, QA, SIT, and UAT cycles (and/or ability to program software modules in these same cycles)