Oracle OBDX Consultant – Digital Banking Channel

About the role

A client expanding its Oracle Banking Digital Experience (OBDX) platform across GCC countries and international banking locations is seeking an experienced OBDX Techno-Functional SME. The consultant acts as subject-matter expert for the OBDX digital banking channel and its interactions with other bank systems, country-specific applications, infrastructure, networks and enterprise services, covering analysis, design, deployment, testing, integration, performance, production support and continuous improvement.

Key responsibilities

• Own the OBDX platform technically and functionally, supporting corporate banking implementations across GCC and international locations and working with GTB Product Owners, Business Analysts, Operations, QA, Architecture, Infrastructure, Security and Technology teams.
• Analyze business and technical requirements, translate them into vendor documentation, review designs and proposals, assess impacts of change requests and recommend solutions considering business value, scalability, security, total cost of ownership and regulatory requirements.
• Coordinate with Oracle and implementation vendors, validate vendor builds, support environment setup, release packaging, configuration, deployment and validation across development, test, UAT, pre-production and production, and track deployment issues and defects.
• Analyze OBDX integrations with core banking, GTB, payments, authentication, customer, account, transaction and notification systems, document interfaces and support API design, security, testing and monitoring using API Connect or equivalent.
• Support SIT, regression, integration, performance and UAT testing, define test strategies, coordinate testing across teams, analyze failed tests, track defects and validate fixes.
• Analyze production issues, participate in root-cause analysis, support incident, problem and change management, monitor performance and stability, and coordinate with vendors on resolution.
• Ensure technology initiatives receive approval from Information Security Governance, Technology Architecture, Infrastructure and Change Advisory Boards, and follow audit, security, risk and compliance requirements.
• Manage stakeholders, communicate technical issues to business users and senior leaders, influence decisions, support product training, and coach team members.