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Oracle Developer, Fully Remote Working

Our client is recruiting for a skilled Oracle Developer to join our team and play a key role in delivering solutions across enterprise environments.

You will help design, develop and optimise database driven applications and integrations. Fantastic opportunity to work in a fully remote environment with a tech led company.

Duties

* Design, develop, and maintain Oracle based applications and database solutions

* Write efficient, scalable and high-performance SQL and PL/SQL code

* Develop and integrate RESTful APIs to support modern application architectures

* Collaborate with architects, developers and consultants to translate requirements into solutions

* Contribute to system design, code reviews and best practice development

* Support deployment, testing and ongoing maintenance of applications

Skills & Experience Required

* Oracle Database development (SQL / PL-SQL)

* SQL Server

* Experience designing and consuming RESTful APIs / REST API services

* Proficiency in at least two of the following programming languages:

* Python

* Java

* JavaScript

* .NET (C#)

* Experience working in Agile / Scrum environments

* Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail

Desirable Skills

* Experience with cloud platforms (Oracle Cloud, AWS, Azure)

* Knowledge of microservices architecture

* Exposure to DevOps practices and CI/CD pipelines

* Experience with containerisation (Docker / Kubernetes)

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