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Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) Engineer & Enterprise Systems Architect (SCM/FIN/HCM) —
building, testing, and maintaining enterprise integrations and technical extensions supporting
Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP under Kanban AGILE methodology and change control management.
M.S. Computer Science — Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics, EKU 2023.
B.S. Mathematical Sciences, NIU 2016.
Design and support integration solutions for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP (SCM/FIN/HCM) via Oracle Integration
Cloud (OIC) Gen3 under an change-control management governed delivery and change-control model. Each change
documents business purpose, affected users, master data/configuration impact, environment-specific testing,
approvals, and post-production follow-up. Technologies include: OIC Gen3, REST/SOAP APIs, Oracle ATP, BI
Publisher, FBDI, ESS, PL/SQL, Java, XML, and SFTP.
Surgical Case Management & Clinical Procurement
Integration
Engineered a bidirectional clinical procurement data exchange between an external
EMR platform and Oracle Fusion ERP.
Outbound (ERP → EMR): Two BI Publisher interfaces —
Item Master extract and PO lifecycle extract — published via SFTP to the EMR on automated
schedules.
Inbound (EMR → ERP): OIC Gen3 orchestration ingesting
purchase requisitions via SFTP, staged in ATP, enriched with ERP reference data via BI Publisher
lookups, and submitted to Oracle ERP through FBDI and ESS job orchestration.
SOC 2-compliant fault handling, record-level ATP status tracking (NEW / SUCCESS /
ERROR), and automated scheduling.
Coordinated with case schedule, case usage, and contract price data managed within
the EMR platform to ensure end-to-end surgical case and procurement workflows.
Capital Budget Integration
OIC Gen3 scheduled orchestration ingesting daily capital project and budget
extracts from an external EPM platform via SFTP.
Parses pipe-delimited data into ATP staging tables (project headers, task details,
budget records).
Enriches records with Oracle reference data via BI Publisher lookups for project
ownership and cost center resolution, both required by Oracle Fusion Project Management FBDI.
Constructs Oracle-standard FBDI control files for projects and budgets and submits
to Oracle Fusion Project Control via ESS: Load Interface File for Import → Import Projects →
Import Project Budgets.
De-duplication, version-aware budget update logic, partial-success fallout
handling, batch-level email notifications, and SFTP-based FBDI archiving for audit.
Implements fault handling for SFTP, ATP, REST, and SOAP connections; monitors and
confirms ESS job completion with wait/retry logic.
Invoice Order Attachment Integration
OIC Gen3 orchestration ingesting daily zipped invoice image containers (~500
invoices/day) from an external healthcare supply chain provider via SFTP.
Parses the index file to stage invoice metadata in ATP; resolves Oracle invoice IDs
via BI Publisher data model lookup
Dynamically constructs REST POST payloads with base64-encoded PDFs and invokes the
Oracle Fusion Cloud Payables attachments endpoint.
Orphan PDF detection, record-level SUCCESS/ERROR status tracking, CSV error
reporting, and SFTP archiving per batch run.
Global and local fault handling across SFTP, ATP, and REST connections.
SFTP Migration — SCM OIC Refactor
Refactored OIC file-polling orchestrations for SCM integrations to redirect inbound
file acquisition from a decommissioned on-premises SFTP server to a vendor-hosted endpoint by inserting
an OIC FTP/SFTP invoke step at the boundary layer.
Preserved all downstream ATP staging, FBDI construction, and ESS orchestration
logic without rewriting existing integration flows.
Migrated seven outbound BI Publisher-scheduled SCM interfaces into OIC-managed
schedulers to resolve a non-standard port incompatibility preventing direct BI Publisher SFTP delivery.
Maintained identical file contracts with the external system and added ad hoc BI
Publisher output pickup logic for business continuity.
SCM Middleware Error Notification Remediation
During SFTP migration analysis, identified a silent-failure defect in OIC Shipping
and Receipt import integrations where middleware errors produced no email notifications due to missing
email body mappings in the shared error-handler switch condition.
Escalated during stand-up, received team approval to expand scope within the same
delivery window, and implemented the targeted fix restoring full operational alerting for production
middleware failures.
Resolved without redesigning the shared error framework, preserving all other
integration flows downstream.
Served as OIC SME for post-go-live stabilization following enterprise legacy ERP to
Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP migration.
Gap Remediation: Performed comparative analysis of legacy SCM
transaction semantics versus Oracle Fusion Receiving interface constraints, identifying undocumented
dependencies in supplier site attribution, item-org UOM compatibility, and PO lifecycle synchronization.
Middleware Enhancements: Refactored inbound OIC integrations to
introduce ATP-based canonical staging and BI Publisher-driven enrichment prior to FBDI/REST submission.
RCA Methodology: Established root cause analysis processes
leveraging OIC instance logs, ESS request history, and ATP staging table queries to deterministically
differentiate Oracle configuration defects from upstream data-quality violations.
Outcomes: Reduced monthly SCM receipt middleware errors by over
99% and Oracle cloud receiving errors by approximately 98% following post-go-live stabilization, thereby
eliminating the majority of integration failures within three years of migration.
Operational Support: Authored production support playbooks
enabling operations teams to locate, re-stage, and reprocess failed SCM transactions without manual ERP
intervention.
OIC AI Integration Demo — AP Invoice Intelligence Pipeline
Proof-of-concept multi-model AI pipeline built inside OIC Gen3, connecting three
external AI providers via REST Adapter invokes to perform OCR extraction, semantic embedding, duplicate
detection, and AP analyst summarization against vendor invoice PDFs.
Pass 1 — Plain-Text OCR + Semantic Embedding: Each invoice
PDF is base64-encoded and submitted to an OCR endpoint with a deterministic prompt returning a
normalized plain-text string. The string is passed to an embeddings API producing a semantic vector
stored in ATP. Duplicate detection uses cosine similarity via VECTOR_DISTANCE() against
previously stored invoice vectors.
Pass 2 — Structured JSON Extraction: A second OCR call
enforces strict JSON-only output. A reusable OIC JavaScript action extracts nested fields using
dot-notation path expressions, enabling clean mapping into OIC flow variables and ATP staging columns.
The extracted invoice number drives a downstream ERP lookup to resolve the Oracle invoice ID for the
Payables Attachments REST endpoint.
Pass 3 — AP Analyst Summarization: The structured JSON
invoice payload is submitted to a chat completions endpoint via OIC REST Adapter invoke using an AP
audit-focused system prompt. The response is stored in ATP for AP analyst consumption in workflow
notifications and email reports.
Validated field extraction schema and provider portability — each external
model endpoint is independently replaceable with an OCI Generative AI endpoint by updating the
connection target URL and Bearer token, with no orchestration logic changes.
All AI calls logged centrally with model name, token consumption, call latency,
pipeline status, and estimated cost per invoice, supporting a daily AI cost summary email and full
observability.
OCI PaaS Optimization
Reduced infrastructure costs by automating OIC and ATP instance shutdown/startup
schedules for off-hours.
Reduced the number of active OIC Connectivity Agents in test environments.
Maintained DR environments in standby mode, activating only for production backups
or disaster recovery events.
Significantly lowered compute costs while preserving operational readiness across
all environments.
OpenWebUI Deployment & Local LLM Integration
Self-hosted generative AI platform centered on OpenWebUI as a unified orchestration layer
for locally hosted SLMs, GGUF inference, and cloud-based LLMs. Supports coding assistance, agentic CLI
workflows, Bible study, text/music/image generation, OCR/document analysis, and RAG while maintaining local
control over chats, prompts, and files.
Tools: Wolfram Alpha LLM API, KJV Bible verse retrieval, Verse of
the Day via BibleGateway, web search, OCR, embedding, reranking, and RAG pipelines. Deterministic
injection for token optimization bypasses the LLM for retrieval tasks.
Features: RAG pipelines, MCP servers, multi-agent workflows, and
Role-Pseudonymous Prompting (RPP) privacy protocol. Paired with Continue for
IDE-centered coding and agentic development workflows.
Benchmarks: Open-access LLMs with optimized RAG/Embedding
pipelines achieve A+ parity with flagship models at 94.4% cost reduction. Replaces a
~$48–$77/month paid tool stack at $0 recurring cost.