Senior IT Project Manager - Oracle Fusion Middleware Lead

Experis (Austria); Melbourne; On-site; AUD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Experis is seeking an experienced Technical Project Manager in Melbourne to lead the delivery of Oracle Fusion Middleware upgrades, migrations, and related transformation initiatives within a large enterprise environment.

The role requires solid governance, risk management, and the ability to coordinate cross‑functional teams including architects, infrastructure, and integration specialists. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.

Qualifications

• Extensive experience delivering complex technology projects.
• Experience upgrading, migrating, or transforming Oracle Fusion Middleware.
• Proven track record delivering middleware stand‑up and migrations.
• Strong understanding of enterprise integration environments and APIs.
• Experience working with senior stakeholders in large organisations.
• Solid project governance and risk management capabilities.

Responsibilities

• Leading end-to-end delivery of middleware upgrade, migration, and remediation projects.
• Managing Oracle Fusion Middleware initiatives, ensuring planning, execution, and stakeholder engagement.
• Overseeing middleware and integration platform stand‑up activities, including environment establishment and deployment coordination.
• Coordinating cross‑functional teams including architects, infrastructure, application, and integration specialists.
• Managing project risks, dependencies, issues, and change impacts across multiple workstreams.
• Ensuring project deliverables are achieved within agreed scope, budget, and timelines.

Skills

Fusion Middleware

Middleware upgrades

Stakeholder management

Governance & risk

Integration platforms

Job description

Experis is seeking an experienced Technical Project Manager in Melbourne to lead the delivery of Oracle Fusion Middleware upgrades, migrations, and related transformation initiatives within a large enterprise environment.

The role requires solid governance, risk management, and the ability to coordinate cross‑functional teams including architects, infrastructure, and integration specialists. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.