ETL Developer

Role Title: ETL Developer Location: Washington, DC Work Mode: Onsite Employment Type: W2 only Citizenship: US Citizens only Clearance: Public Trust preferred Role Summary: We are looking for an experienced ETL Developer with strong Oracle E Business Suite expertise to support federal G Invoicing integrations. The candidate will be responsible for developing and supporting inbound and outbound interfaces between Oracle EBS and the U.S. Treasury G Invoicing platform, covering the full lifecycle including GT&C, Orders, Performance, and Invoices. Mandatory Skills: Strong ETL development experience Extensive Oracle EBS experience Advanced SQL and PL SQL expertise Experience with EBS APIs, interfaces, and concurrent programs Federal project experience preferred Key Responsibilities Design and develop technical integrations between Oracle EBS and G Invoicing platform Develop and troubleshoot PL SQL, SQL, EBS interfaces, APIs, and concurrent programs Build and maintain ETL processes for inbound and outbound financial data Create and manage BI Publisher and XML artifacts as required Implement middleware and integration components using Oracle SOA Suite or Oracle Integration patterns Perform data transformations, message generation, validations, acknowledgements, and reconciliation Ensure accurate processing across Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Subledger Accounting, and General Ledger Implement monitoring solutions and audit ready logging mechanisms Support system integration testing, UAT cycles, and production cutovers Resolve production defects and ensure compliance with federal security and FISMA aligned standards Collaborate with finance stakeholders, integration teams, and external partners. Required Skills Strong ETL development experience Extensive hands on experience with Oracle EBS Advanced SQL and PL SQL expertise Experience developing EBS integrations and APIs Knowledge of federal financial systems and G Invoicing lifecycle preferred Understanding of audit controls, compliance, and data traceability in federal environments

Created: 2026-03-04