Oracle ADF Developer Remote Location

2 Candidate Submittal Slots, New High Level Policy

Competencies: 8-10+ years experience

Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF)

Top 5 Must have experience:

1. Strong Oracle ADF Upgrade Experience (ADF 12c ADF 14c)

Hands-on experience upgrading Oracle ADF Faces, ADF BC, task flows, bindings, and WebLogic deployments to WebLogic 14.1.2.x.

2. Java Modernization Expertise (JDK 8 Java 21)

Proven experience remediating deprecated APIs, handling `javax` to `jakarta` migration, JAXBJTA changes, and upgrading enterprise Java applications to Java 21GraalVM.

3. WebLogic & Middleware Migration Experience

Deep understanding of WebLogic 12c14c administration, deployment troubleshooting, JVM tuning (G1GCZGC), SSLTLS 1.3 compatibility, webservice knowledge and OCI-based deployments.

4. Integration & API Upgrade Experience

Experience upgrading and validating RESTSOAP integrations, Jersey migration (1.x2.x 3.x), SFTPSSH integrations, Quartz scheduler, MyBatis, and enterprise middleware components.

5. Enterprise Application Support & Testing Mindset

Strong regression testing, performance benchmarking, production support, and UAT bug-fix experience for mission-critical HR or financial applications in hybrid work environments.

--- PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT PROFILES MATCHING BELOW

Top 5 Don t-Have Not Suitable For

1. No Pure Support or Maintenance Profiles

Candidates with only L1L2 production support experience and no hands-on upgrademigration development work.

2. No Junior-Level ADF Developers

Candidates without real enterprise-scale Oracle ADFWebLogic migration experience or exposure to large integrated systems.

3. No Candidates Limited to Legacy Java Versions Only

Candidates who have worked only on Java 678 maintenance projects without Java 1721 modernization exposure.

4. No Remote-Only Candidates

Must be comfortable working in hybrid mode and coming to office at least twice a week.

5. No Candidates Without Integration Troubleshooting Experience

Candidates lacking experience in RESTSOAPSFTP integrations, dependency remediation, SSLTLS handling, or middleware troubleshooting in enterprise environments.

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