Agile PLM Architect & Developer

Cerebra; United States; Remote; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Cerebra is seeking an Oracle Agile PLM Developer to design, develop, customize, and maintain the Oracle Agile PLM system. You will write Java-based PXs, design integrations using AIS/ACS, and optimize the backend Oracle database to support product lifecycle processes.

Collaborating with engineering, supply chain, and quality teams, you will translate complex business requirements into scalable technical solutions, implement data migrations, and ensure system reliability through monitoring and

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or a related field.
• Experience: 3–5+ years of hands-on Oracle Agile PLM development, configuration, and customization.

Responsibilities

• Code custom PXs, event handlers, and scripts using Java and the Agile API/SDK.
• Develop JSPs, servlets, and web applications to extend the standard user interface.
• Build, deploy, and maintain Java extensions using Ant or Maven.
• Implement and manage object-oriented architectures within Java to process product lifecycle configurations.
• Create and maintain Java-based integrations and data processes using AIS/ACS.

Skills

Java (J2EE)

Agile API/SDK

SQL/PLSQL

JSP/Servlets

Oracle Agile PLM

Web services (SOAP/REST)

AIS/ACS

Database administration

Education

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field

Tools

Apache Ant

Maven

Oracle Data Pump (expdp/impdp)

SOAP/REST

Job description

Cerebra is seeking an Oracle Agile PLM Developer to design, develop, customize, and maintain the Oracle Agile PLM system. You will write Java-based PXs, design integrations using AIS/ACS, and optimize the backend Oracle database to support product lifecycle processes.

Collaborating with engineering, supply chain, and quality teams, you will translate complex business requirements into scalable technical solutions, implement data migrations, and ensure system reliability through monitoring and