One-year term senior application development role providing Oracle PeopleSoft legacy support and leading Oracle Fusion implementations, migrations, data cleanup, and consolidation to cloud platforms. Requires deep experience with PeopleSoft HCM data strategies, Oracle Cloud/SaaS, and Oracle database/infrastructure support. Largely remote with possible onsite work in Sacramento; prescreen survey required.
1 YEAR TERM. LARGELY REMOTE, BUT SOME ONSITE WORK IN SACRAMENTO, CA AREA MAY BE REQUIRED.
Minimum Qualifications
- Must have a minimum of fifteen years of experience as an Oracle PeopleSoft developer and providing legacy support.
- Must have demonstrated experience with Oracle Fusion implementations, migrations, and data cleanup.
- Must have ten years developing data to achieve strategies and implementations for Oracle PeopleSoft HCM.
- Must have minimum of ten years providing technical expertise in consolidation and migration of data to new cloud-based platforms.
- Must have ten years of experience supporting Oracle Cloud products and SaaS.
- Must have ten years of experience supporting Oracle databases and related infrastructure.
Applications that do not complete the Prescreen Survey will not be considered.
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