IT Application Developer

About the Role We are looking for an Oracle Developer to support and enhance business-critical Oracle applications. You will develop and maintain Oracle Forms applications, optimize PL/SQL solutions, troubleshoot production issues, and contribute to application modernization initiatives. Key Responsibilities Develop, maintain, and enhance applications using Oracle Forms 11g and PL/SQL. Design and optimize SQL queries, database objects, and application performance. Investigate and resolve production issues, perform root cause analysis, and provide 2nd/3rd level support (including on-call support). Support Oracle Database 19c migrations, application upgrades, and system integrations. Collaborate with DBAs and cross-functional teams to improve application reliability and performance. Maintain technical documentation, coding standards, and deployment processes. Requirements 3+ years of experience developing and supporting Oracle Forms applications. Strong knowledge of Oracle Forms 11g, Oracle Database 19c, PL/SQL, and SQL performance tuning. Experience supporting enterprise applications in production environments. Familiarity with source control tools (Git, SVN or similar) and release management. Good communication skills and fluency in English. Nice to Have Experience with Oracle WebLogic Server or Oracle APEX. Knowledge of REST APIs, database migration projects, and Agile/DevOps practices. What We Offer A challenging role in a global, international environment. Opportunities for professional growth and continuous learning. Flexible and hybrid working arrangements (where applicable). A collaborative and supportive team culture. Competitive compensation and local benefits package, which may vary depending on your country of employment.

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