Oracle Utilities Technical Lead (CC&B/C2M)

Kairos Technologies; Dadri, Hyderabad, Bengaluru; Hybrid; INR 2,400,000 - 4,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Kairos Technologies is seeking an Oracle Utilities Technical Lead with hands-on experience in Oracle CC&B/C2M/CCS and OUAF framework development. You will lead technical design, development, unit testing, deployment, and production support while coordinating with client stakeholders in the utilities domain.

Strong expertise in Java, Groovy, SQL/PLSQL, batch processing, and RICE components is required. Leadership and communication skills are essential to drive delivery and performance

Qualifications

• Oracle Utilities domain experience with CC&B/C2M/CCS
• OUAF framework development experience
• Strong Java and Groovy expertise
• SQL/PLSQL and batch processing skills
• Experience with UI Maps, web services, and RICE components
• Proven skills in design, development, testing, and deployment
• Experience leading technical teams and coordinating with clients

Responsibilities

• Lead technical design and architecture for Oracle Utilities projects
• Develop and test software components in CC&B/C2M/CCS OUAF
• Coordinate with clients and stakeholders to gather requirements
• Perform production support and performance tuning
• Deliver deployments and post-implementation support

Skills

Technical leadership

Production support

Performance tuning

Client stakeholder coordination

Unit testing

Tools

Oracle CC&B

OUAF framework

Java

Groovy

SQL/PLSQL

Batch programming

BO/MO

UI Maps

Web services

RICE components

Job description

Looking for an Oracle Utilities Technical Lead with hands-on experience in Oracle CC&B/C2M/CCS and OUAF framework development. Strong expertise in Java, Groovy, SQL/PLSQL, batch programming, BO/MO, UI Maps, web services, and RICE components. Responsible for technical design, development, unit testing, deployment, performance tuning, and production support. Experience in Power, Water, or Gas utilities, technical team leadership, and client stakeholder coordination is required.