Software Engineer Oracle / OLTP/OLAP), Software and Services
Requirements
Experienced in enterprise-level application development using advanced Oracle database technologies.
Strong data modelling skills — conceptual, logical, and physical — with the ability to design schemas that serve both operational and analytical use cases.
Proven experience developing Python middleware services (APIs, integration layers, data orchestration) and hands-on experience with large-volume databases for both OLTP and OLAP environments.
Proven expertise in ETL, performance optimisation, and maintenance of solutions based on Oracle databases.
Nice to Haves
Bachelor’s / Master’s degree in Computer Science or equivalent.
Experience with databases such as SingleStore, Oracle, Snowflake, NoSQL, or Graph.
Exposure to Product Pricing processes or pricing-related business domains.
Strong ability to research, design, and develop complex technical solutions involving multiple technologies.
Familiarity with Agile project management methodologies.
Experience with Python ecosystem tools (Pandas, SQLAlchemy, NumPy) for data manipulation and integration.
Experience in consuming and exposing web services (e.g., SOAP, REST).
Knowledge of UNIX/Linux platforms and scripting experience with Shell, XML, JSON.
AI/ML-related experience is a plus.
A strong understanding of LLMs, prompt engineering, and RAG is a plus.
Experience in developing applications for the Supply Chain business domain is a plus.
What You'll Be Doing
Designing and implementing robust data models
Developing Python-based middleware services
Collaborating with various internal stakeholders to define solutions that optimise Apple’s internal business processes
Perks and Benefits
Opportunity to work on building solutions for global complexity and immense scale
Chance to play a pivotal role in building end-to-end, best-in-class software solutions
Apple's EU engineering footprint is quieter than Google's or Meta's, but it's substantial. London, Munich, Cambridge, and Cork all have real teams. Cambridge in particular does chip and hardware work that's hard to find elsewhere in Europe.