Interface Developer
Posted 14 Oct 2026
Advertised as “Oracle Interface Developer - Senior Consultant”
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- Expected experience
- 4–5 yrs
- Management level
- People management
- Contract
- Contract
No salary listed for this role.
You know that the integration architecture decisions made in week two of a project determine whether the support team can maintain the system for three years without calling the SI. If you build to that standard — reusable connections, governed error handling, documented deployment pipelines, clean technical handover — this is your programme.
ABOUT ROLLING ARRAYS
Rolling Arrays is a private equity-backed, award-winning HR Tech consulting firm — Asia Pacific's premium partner for enterprise HR digital transformation. Headquartered in Singapore and with offices across India, Malaysia, Australia, and Hong Kong, we have delivered more than 200 HR Transformation projects since our founding in 2009, and were recognised as one of Singapore's Top 100 fastest-growing companies in 2025. We specialize in SAP SuccessFactors, Oracle HCM, and Workday across the full delivery spectrum: HR process design and consulting (ALIGN), technology implementation (AUTOMATE), change management and adoption (ADOPT), and managed support services (AMS).
POSITION SUMMARY
RAC is seeking a Senior Interface Developer to lead the technical integration build workstream on Oracle HCM implementations. You will architect the OIC solution, define build standards, review developer deliverables, manage the deployment pipeline, and act as the technical integration authority for both the delivery team and the client IT architecture team.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
- Architect the OIC integration solution — designing the connection strategy, error handling framework, lookup table structure, and OIC Project organisation that governs the entire integration landscape for the programme
- Define and enforce integration build standards — naming conventions, mandatory components per integration, XSL mapping standards, and the deployment checklist that every integration must pass before environment promotion
- Build and review complex OIC integration flows — personally building the architecturally demanding integrations and reviewing junior developer builds for conformance to design specifications and build standards
- Own the deployment pipeline — designing the Dev to Test to UAT to Prod promotion strategy, managing integration versioning and rollback procedures, and externalising connection parameters for clean environment promotion
- Present integration architecture and status to client IT architects — explaining design decisions with rationale, maintaining the integration risk register, and facilitating discussions about Oracle's platform capabilities and limitations in the client's enterprise context
- Build the technical handover package — integration architecture documentation, error handling runbook, connection configuration guide, OIC monitoring and alerting setup, and the post-go-live support model for integration issues