Overview

As a global leader, Oracle is seeking a Senior Support Integration Architect to drive success within our Oracle Health team in the United Kingdom. Join us to design and implement cutting-edge integration solutions that enhance healthcare systems worldwide. Create the future by bridging complex technologies for seamless support and innovation.

Responsibilities

• Design and architect scalable integration solutions for Oracle Health platforms and third-party systems.
• Lead the implementation of APIs, middleware, and integration patterns to ensure reliable data flow.
• Provide advanced technical support for integration issues, troubleshooting complex problems in production environments.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to define integration strategies and best practices.
• Develop and maintain integration documentation, including architecture diagrams and deployment guides.
• Optimize system performance and security in integration layers using Oracle technologies like Fusion Middleware.
• Mentor junior architects and support engineers on integration methodologies.
• Stay ahead of industry trends to recommend innovative integration tools and cloud-native solutions.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related field; advanced degree preferred.
• 8+ years of experience in enterprise integration architecture, with focus on healthcare or SaaS environments.
• Deep expertise in Oracle Fusion Middleware, SOA Suite, and API management tools.
• Strong proficiency in Java, REST/SOAP services, and cloud platforms like Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
• Proven track record in high-availability support and incident resolution for mission-critical systems.
• Excellent communication skills and ability to work in a global, distributed team.

Benefits

• Competitive salary and performance-based incentives.
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance coverage.
• Generous pension scheme and employee stock purchase plan.
• Flexible working arrangements with hybrid remote options in the UK.
• Professional development budget for certifications and training.