Staff Engineer, Oracle MOM

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Job Description:

  • Providing analysis to both technical and non-technical audiences.
  • Demonstrate a substantial Oracle Retail, Retail domain design level of knowledge (SaaS & ONPREM)
  • Demonstrate Expertise working on a wide range of Integration patterns.
  • Ensure delivery of scalable global applications using Oracle Technologies.
  • Collaborate with the MOM ART to achieve high-value results for customers.
  • Work with creative teams on a diverse range of development and deployment challenges.

Requirements:

  • 9 + years of experience as an Engineer in a Retail domain or related occupation
  • Experience must include experience in agile software development
  • Demonstrated expertise in designing and implementing Oracle retail modules (ONPREM/SaaS) customizations within MFCS
  • Demonstrated hands-on success in programming using: Java, Pro C and PL/SQL in scripting languages using: JavaScript and shell script in database query language such as: Oracle – performance, EXA, etc.
  • Presentation skills with a high degree of comfort with both large and small audiences
  • Technical thought leadership in customer facing situations.
  • Ability to define effective Architectural and Design guard rails that drive efficient design and development processes.
  • Familiar with the challenges of working within a large organization with many stakeholders.

Benefits:

  • Associate discount
  • 401(k) match
  • medical/dental/vision
  • HSA
  • health care FSA
  • life insurance
  • short/long-term disability
  • paid holidays/vacation /sick/bereavement/parental leave
  • EAP
  • incentive programs for management
  • auto/home insurance discounts
  • tuition reimbursement
  • scholarship program
  • adoption/surrogacy assistance
  • smoking cessation
  • child care/cell phone discounts
  • pet/legal insurance
  • credit union
  • referral bonuses.
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