Fullstack Developer
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Altro in Piove di sacco
Position Overview: We are looking for a Customer Portal Full‐Stack Senior Developer to join our global Customer Portal team, which is responsible for continually adding new capabilities to a custom‐built global portal that serves as the primary digital touchpoint between Vertiv and many of the largest companies in the world. As the team's senior developer, you will work closely with product managers, UX designers, and integration architects to ensure solutions meet business requirements, bridge technical gaps, and align with modern development best practices. You will utilize Oracle Visual Builder and Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) to deploy new functionality for Vertiv's global customers. You will work within an Oracle‐based architecture that includes Oracle E‐Business Suite (EBS), Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP), and Snowflake. Your day‐to‐day work will include hands‐on technical design, coding, code reviews, prototyping, and maintaining clear technical documentation. While experience with Oracle Visual Builder is preferred, it is not required to apply for this job.
We welcome developers with strong full‐stack experience who can quickly learn and become productive with Oracle Visual Builder.
Responsibilities
Design, develop, and maintain scalable applications using Oracle Visual Builder and Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC).
Build CI/CD pipelines, Git‐based development workflows, and manage builds/deployments in Visual Builder Studio.
Support and maintain the Vertiv Customer Portal by troubleshooting issues, addressing tech debt, improving stability and performance.
Collaborate with UX designers, backend developers, product managers, and integration teams to deliver seamless, user‐centered portal experiences.
Participate in all stages of the development lifecycle, including requirements analysis, technical design, implementation, deployment, and post‐launch support.
Write clean, well‐documented, and maintainable code with a focus on reusability and lon