Oracle EBS Developer: Order-to-Cash & Integrations

Art.com; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Art.com, a leading online art retailer in the United States, is seeking an experienced Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Developer. You will develop and maintain custom EBS solutions using PL/SQL and related technologies, and troubleshoot Oracle SOA to ensure smooth processing of critical business transactions.

You will serve as a functional expert for Order-to-Cash, Manufacturing, and Accounts Receivable, and assist users with those modules while integrating Oracle EBS with third-party APIs for

Qualifications

• At least two years of experience working with Oracle EBS.
• Strong knowledge of PL/SQL, SOA, and Python.
• Experience with Order-to-Cash, Manufacturing, and Accounts Receivable is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain custom solutions in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) using PL/SQL and related technologies.
• Support and troubleshoot Oracle SOA.
• Serve as a functional expert for Order-to-Cash, Manufacturing, and Accounts Receivable, and assist users with those modules.
• Assist users with Oracle EBS functionality.
• Perform integrations between Oracle EBS and third-party systems – such as payment processors and ecommerce marketplaces – using third-party APIs.
• Troubleshoot integrations between Oracle EBS and third-party systems.

Skills

Oracle EBS

PL/SQL

Python

Oracle SOA

Order-to-Cash

Manufacturing

Accounts Receivable

APIs integration

Education

Oracle EBS experience (2+ years)

Tools

Salesforce CRM

Commerce Cloud

Salesforce Apex

PeopleSoft Financials/Supply Chain

Job description

Art.com, a leading online art retailer in the United States, is seeking an experienced Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Developer. You will develop and maintain custom EBS solutions using PL/SQL and related technologies, and troubleshoot Oracle SOA to ensure smooth processing of critical business transactions.

You will serve as a functional expert for Order-to-Cash, Manufacturing, and Accounts Receivable, and assist users with those modules while integrating Oracle EBS with third-party APIs for