Oracle Integration Developer

12 Month Contract | Remote Canada | Existing Vacancy Job Description Day to day: A client of Insight Global is looking for an Oracle Developer to support and enhance its Oracle Cloud ERP Finance platform. This role will focus heavily on integration development, financial data flows, and reporting, enabling seamless operations across Accounts Receivable (AR), Accounts Payable (AP), and General Ledger (GL). The ideal candidate will have strong experience with Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC), building financial interfaces, and developing scalable reporting solutions to support business decision-making. Key Responsibilities • Develop and maintain Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integrations • Build and support finance-related interfaces (inbound/outbound data flows) • Manage financial data loading, transformation, and validation • Design and develop reports using BI Publisher and OTBI • Support data movement into/out of Oracle Finance systems • Develop applications/extensions using Visual Builder Studio (VBS) Required Skills & Experience • At least 3 years’ experience developing reports, integrations, data conversions, extensions and workflows for Oracle Fusion applications (Fusion Financials). • Involved in at least 2 Oracle Fusion Cloud implementations (Financials or CRM) in a complex integrated environment. • Experience building integrations using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). • Experience integrating with Fusion application web services (REST and/or SOAP). • Experience building reports for Fusion applications using BI Publisher. • Experience across one of more of the following modules Accounts Receivable (AR), Accounts Payable (AP), and General Ledger (GL) Nice to Have Skills & Experience Experience with one or more of the following development tools Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS), Oracle APEX, Business Intelligence Cloud Connector (BICC). Please Note: Artificial intelligence tools are used to assist in screening and assessing applicants for this position

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