Senior Oracle 19c Architect — Contract (Remote)

Intelance

Greater London

On-site

Confidential

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

Competitive daily rate (£625–£700)

Flexible delivery pattern

Direct access to senior architects

Focused outputs and decision points

Travel expenses covered

Job summary

Intelance is appointing an Oracle Technical Architect as a contract associate for the definition phase of a major UK enterprise technology programme. You will work with Intelance's Chief Enterprise Architect and Lead Integration Architect to confirm how the Oracle estate should support a staged integration programme. The role is primarily remote with limited travel.

The assignment runs for about 10 days across 8 to 10 weeks. Delivery will be remote, with some planned travel as needed.

Qualifications

At least 10 years working with enterprise Oracle estates.
Strong recent architecture experience with Oracle Database 19c.
Strong hands on or design experience with IBM AIX and Oracle Data Guard.
Experience with highly available, business critical Oracle environments.
Experience reviewing Oracle integrations, interfaces, batch jobs, files and database links.
Strong understanding of backup, recovery, patching, performance, resilience and security.
Able to separate verified facts from assumptions and identify what needs further testing.
Able to explain Oracle decisions clearly to non technical leaders.
Clear written and spoken English.
Based in the United Kingdom, with the right to work in the United Kingdom.
Available for about 10 days across an 8 to 10 week period.

Responsibilities

Verify the current Oracle database, infrastructure, resilience and integration position.
Confirm the planned Oracle 19c, IBM AIX and Oracle Data Guard changes and the dependencies they create.
Define which data and business rules must remain within Oracle.
Define the safe boundary between Oracle and the future integration platform.
Review existing direct connections and identify the highest risk dependencies.
Set requirements for availability, backup, recovery, performance, monitoring and support.
Assess whether planned Oracle and infrastructure investments remain suitable.
Provide Oracle requirements for platform and supplier selection.
Estimate specialist effort, dependencies, risks and likely delivery stages.
Produce clear technical findings and practical recommendations.