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Oracle Fusion Projects & Contracts – Developer

Suavis·📍

Employment

FULL TIME

Work mode

On-site

Experience

8+ years

Salary

Not disclosed

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Job description

Oracle Fusion Projects & Contracts – Developer Position: Oracle Fusion Projects & Contracts Developer Experience: 4–8 Years Key Responsibilities Design, develop, and support Oracle Fusion Projects (PPM) and Contracts solutions. Develop integrations using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC), REST/SOAP APIs, FBDI, and HDL. Create and maintain BI Publisher reports, OTBI reports, and custom dashboards. Configure and support Project Costing, Project Billing, Project Control, and Oracle Contracts modules. Perform data migration, validation, and reconciliation activities. Troubleshoot production issues and provide technical support. Work closely with functional consultants and business users to gather requirements and deliver solutions. Required Skills Strong experience in Oracle Fusion PPM (Projects) and Contracts modules. Hands-on experience with OIC, REST/SOAP APIs, FBDI, and Oracle Fusion security. Experience with BI Publisher, OTBI, and SQL. Understanding of Oracle Fusion data model and reporting framework. Excellent problem-solving and communication skills.

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  • Source: Suavis's official careers site · still listed there on 10 Nov 2026
  • Posted 10 Jun 2026

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Suavis

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