Oracle APEX Design/Developer || Remote

September 18, 2026

Job Details:

Immediate need for an Oracle APEX Design/Developer to support building visualization into an Oracle EBS and PeopleSoft Database migrated to Oracle 19C. The role will include a combination of the following key activities:

Working with the client to identify select visualization / reports to be developed to present data from the application database.
Design the look and feel and implement the data visualizations / reports within the APEX low-code application suite on top of the Oracle 19C database.
Perform data validation and testing of the developed reports prior to deployment
Support the independent testing team with access to visualization / reporting access to support independent testing.
Provide high level training to a select user community on the access and usage of the reports

Location is flexible, but would be preferable to be near an Infosys office.

Key Skills:

Demonstrated experience on Oracle APEX low-code environment
Understanding of Oracle EBS, Peoplesoft applications and data layout
Excellent understanding of SQL on Oracle 19c

Personal Attributes:

Self-motivated and results-oriented.
Strong leadership and problem-solving skills.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
Detail-oriented and organized.

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