Packaged or Software as a Service Application Engineer - Oracle ADF

As a Packaged or Software as a Service Application Engineer, a typical day involves configuring and supporting packaged or cloud-based applications to meet evolving business requirements. This role includes managing application features, overseeing release cycles, and ensuring the overall stability and performance of the systems. The engineer works closely with various teams to align solutions with organizational goals.

What you'll do

• Configuring and supporting packaged or cloud-based applications to meet business requirements
• Managing application features and overseeing release cycles
• Ensuring the overall stability and performance of the systems
• Working closely with various teams to align solutions with organizational goals

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Technical

1. What is Oracle ADF and how does it fit into enterprise application development?
2. How do you handle error logging and debugging in cloud-based applications?
3. Can you explain how APIs are integrated with packaged software solutions?

Scenario

1. What would you do if a critical application release causes performance degradation in the production environment?
2. How would you handle conflicting requirements from two different business teams regarding a feature configuration?

HR

1. Tell me about a time you had to collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to achieve a goal.
2. How do you stay updated with new cloud and SaaS application features?

About Trigent Software

1. What do you know about Trigent Software and its enterprise IT service offerings?

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