Senior Software Engineer / SME – Oracle OSM, OEP & OEM
We are seeking a Senior Software Engineer / Subject Matter Expert with 8–10+ years of experience in Oracle Order and Service Management (OSM), Oracle Order Entry Point (OEP), and Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) within the telecommunications domain.
Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, deploy, and maintain Oracle OSM 7.x/8.x cartridges and telecom order fulfilment workflows. Manage end-to-end order lifecycle, including order capture, decomposition, orchestration, fulfilment, and completion. Perform OSM installation, upgrades, configuration, and data migration activities. Develop and enhance OEP middleware components, integrations, notification frameworks, and bulk order management solutions. Build and maintain integrations with OSS/BSS platforms including UIM, ASAP, BRM, CRM, and external systems. Develop automation plug-ins, XQuery transformations, SOAP services, and Java-based solutions. Administer and optimise Oracle Web Logic environments, including installation, patching, tuning, and scaling. Configure and manage Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) for monitoring system performance, health, incidents, and infrastructure. Support CI/CD processes using Git, Jenkins, and Artifactory. Troubleshoot order fallout issues and perform impact assessments and compatibility analysis.
Required Skills
Oracle OSM (7.x/8.x) cartridge development and administration. Oracle OEP middleware development and integration. Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) monitoring and administration. Java/J2EE, Spring Framework, Apache Camel, XML technologies (XQuery, XPath, XML, SOAP). Oracle Web Logic Server administration. SQL, PL/SQL, Shell Scripting, Linux/Unix environments. Ant build tool, Git, Jenkins, and Artifactory. Telecom domain expertise including GSM, Voice, Data, Wireless, DSL, and VoIP services.
Preferred Experience
Oracle RODOD/RSDOD implementations. OSS/BSS integration projects. Telecom order management, provisioning, and fulfilment systems.
Experience: 8–10+ years Domain: Telecommunications