Technical Architect

Join Us in Powering the Future of Utilities

We're looking for an experienced Oracle Utilities Technical Architect who thrives on solving complex challenges in the utility sector and is passionate about Oracle Energy & Water solutions. If you've worked with products like CC&B, C2M, WACS, and MDM and are excited about shaping the digital future of utilities, this role is for you.

What You'll Be Doing:

• Transform visionary solution designs into actionable, detailed technical specs for Oracle Utilities implementations.
• Lead design walkthroughs with architects, developers, and clients, being the bridge between innovation and execution.
• Develop high-performance, scalable code based on technical design specs, while meeting project timelines and budgets.
• Champion quality by enforcing development best practices and conducting code and peer reviews.
• Document and execute robust unit testing strategies to ensure flawless functionality.
• Drive release readiness, own release sign-offs, coordinate verification testing, and ensure smooth deployment cycles.
• Inspire and guide junior team members through coaching, mentorship, and hands-on leadership.

What You Bring:

• 10+ years of experience with Oracle Utilities products and frameworks, with at least two full-cycle implementations as a Technical Architect.
• Deep expertise in Java, Groovy, and object-oriented development, with hands-on familiarity with the Oracle Utilities Application Framework (OUAF).
• Proven experience across a range of Oracle Energy & Water platforms: CC&B, C2M, MDM, WAM, WACS, CCS.
• A strong grasp of architectural patterns and the ability to guide technical direction on complex utility projects.
• Excellent collaboration skills, with the confidence to work cross-functionally across business and technical teams.
• Comfortable working in an Onsite-Offshore model, managing distributed teams and timelines.
• Agile and adaptable, you excel at juggling multiple priorities in fast-paced environments.

Ready to lead Oracle Utilities transformation from the inside out? Let's build smarter utilities together.