Oracle Integration DevOps Engineer

ABOUT REVANTAGE Revantage, a Blackstone Real Estate portfolio company, is a global provider of corporate services. With a corporate purpose of ‘In Pursuit of Better,’ Revantage delivers value-added services and world-class talent for Blackstone Real Estate portfolio companies, spanning diverse asset classes, including residential, logistics, office, hospitality and retail sectors. The company’s footprint extends across North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. Creating a culture that inspires impact and momentum requires the right team. We know what it takes to lead an industry, and are looking for leaders who seek constant growth, want to excel, and continuously improve upon themselves and the industry. In addition to supporting Revantage, we also recruit for Blackstone Real Estate portfolio companies, giving you the unique opportunity to work within a network of best-in-class professionals across a broad real estate platform. India With offices in Bengaluru and Gurugram, our teams in India deliver expertise, innovation and operational excellence that support thousands of assets across logistics, data centers, residential, commercial and hospitality. Whether you’re building new capabilities, driving critical initiatives or strengthening partnerships, you’ll have the opportunity to truly Build What Matters. ROLE SUMMARY We are seeking an Oracle Integration DevOps Engineer for American Campus Communities (ACC), a Blackstone Real Estate portfolio company and the largest owner, manager and developer of high-quality student housing communities in the United States. This is a regular, full-time, exempt corporate role based in Bengaluru, India and hired through Revantage India. The engineer reports to the VP of IT Operations. The Oracle Integration DevOps Engineer is the operational owner of ACC's Oracle integration landscape. Where the Oracle Integration Engineer designs and builds interfaces, this role is accountable for everything that happens to them afterwards: how they are deployed, how they are monitored, how they behave at three in the morning, and how quickly they are recovered when they fail. The engineer owns the release pipeline, the monitoring and alerting estate, the on-call response, the environment and credential lifecycle, and the operational controls and evidence around production change. This is a run-the-platform role rather than a project-delivery role. The engineer does not own requirements gathering or new interface design; the engineer owns deployment, reliability, observability, incident response and the steady elimination of toil, and partners with the Oracle Integration Engineer at design time to ensure that what is built can actually be operated. New interfaces pass through a production-readiness review owned by this role before they go live. Software engineering effort in the role is directed at automation, tooling and pipelines rather than at business interface development.