Senior Oracle Application Engineer

Government Recruitment Service; Sheffield; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A public sector organization in Sheffield is seeking an Application Engineer to lead the delivery of quality software and provide technical support for Oracle e-Business Suite. This position involves guiding teams on application operations and ensuring operational stability and quality of solutions. The ideal candidate will have experience in software development, particularly with Oracle systems, alongside skills in Java, Node JS, and Mongo DB. A thorough understanding of technical documentation and infrastructure faults resolution is also required.

Qualifications

• Experience in Application operations is essential.
• Knowledge of Oracle e-Business Suite and related technologies desired.
• Experience leading software delivery teams is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Lead the delivery of quality software.
• Provide technical support on application; Oracle e-Business Suite.
• Identify and support resolving infrastructure faults.
• Maintain and update technical documentation.

Skills

Application operations

Config Management

Java

Node JS

Mongo DB

Oracle Advanced Queues

Tools

Oracle e-Business Suite

Job description

Overview

Please note this role requires you to pass Security Check clearance. For further information, please see 'Selection process details'.

DWP is shaping, defining and delivering the biggest changes to the welfare system in 60 years through the comprehensive digitisation of our services. We’re putting our 22 million customers at the heart of our business and using modern digital approaches and tools to transform their experiences. Our goal is to help DWP to transform the welfare state, delivering simpler, faster and easier services to meet the diverse needs of these customers, reduce costs, and achieve value for money.

Payments are core to DWP. We are the biggest payer in the UK, serving 22m citizens and making circa £280bn in payments annually we generate 1/3 of the UK’s BACS traffic. We deliver money on time and in the form that best works for our citizens so that they can use it to help address their specific needs.

This role represents a unique opportunity to join the Digital Payment Services team at DWP Digital. We’re looking for a driven and passionate Application Engineer who can build digital capability, lead complex product delivery, and deliver successful outcomes on the Central Payment System (CPS) Application Development Work Programme which includes changes that are critical to initiatives across Digital while supporting the build of modern services which reimagine the payments landscape.

As an Application Engineer, you will be a skilled Practitioner and a role model in Application operations. Responsible for ensuring best practices are adhered to across the department and guiding teams on how to deliver quality Applications.

You will assist in the design of Application services in collaboration with Architecture and Engineering principles. With a focus on operational stability, robustness, resilience, availability and quality you will be accountable for Application solutions. Specifically, you will be working on the Central Payments System, a customised Oracle e-Business suite application that supports Payments and Accounting for the Departments Benefits systems, you will be required to maintain, support and develop some complex customisations and interfaces to the core Oracle system.

Your responsibilities will include but are not restricted to, the following:

• Lead the delivery of quality software.
• Provide technical support on a specific application; Oracle e-Business Suite.
• Provide SME input into systems integrations and architecture.
• Identify and support the resolution of infrastructure faults.
• Taking full ownership of maintaining and updating technical documentation and associated processes.

It would be beneficial to have experience in any of the following.

• Config Management
• Java
• Node JS
• Mongo DB
• Oracle Advanced Queues (Streams)