You’re the engineer who builds what off-the-shelf tools can’t, reverse-engineers what’s broken, and gets enterprise clients through their toughest Atlassian migrations. At Oxalis, that’s exactly who we need.
Location & Work Mode
Hybrid — based near one of our hub locations (Portland, Seattle, Austin, Bay Area, SoCal, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, or NCR/D.C. metro), with periodic on-site days at that hub.
What You’ll Own
Technical execution — identifying and resolving blockers across every phase of migration, from pre-migration assessment through post-cutover stabilization
Infrastructure engineering — Windows and Linux systems administration, SSH-based remote management, and troubleshooting across hybrid and cloud environments
Scripting & automation — building tooling in Python, PowerShell, or Bash to support migration validation, data cleanup, and reusable delivery accelerators
Data & integrations — using REST and GraphQL APIs and strong SQL skills to validate data integrity and build or replace integrations, including cloud-native patterns like webhooks, OAuth, and event-driven architectures
Atlassian platform & migration — designing phased migrations, test migrations, cutover strategies, and rollback plans, working alongside JCMA and CCMA tooling and closing gaps where native capabilities fall short
Stakeholder communication — translating technical decisions and tradeoffs into clear, actionable guidance for both technical teams and business leaders
Pre-sales & practice growth — contributing to migration assessments, estimates, and proposals, and helping build out Oxalis’ methodologies and internal knowledge base
What We’re Looking For
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related technical field — or equivalent hands-on experience
7+ years of hands-on technical experience in enterprise environments, including 3+ years in client-facing consulting
Proficiency in Linux and Windows systems administration, with hands-on SSH and remote infrastructure experience
Working experience with REST and GraphQL APIs, plus strong SQL skills for validating data integrity
Real scripting or programming experience in Python, PowerShell, Bash, or a comparable language — not just modifying samples
Authorization to work in the U.S.
Nice to have: hands-on Atlassian administration (Jira, Confluence, JSM), exposure to JCMA/CCMA migrations, Atlassian certifications, IAM experience (SSO, SAML, SCIM), or background in regulated industries like public sector, healthcare, or aerospace and defense.
Why This Role Matters
You solve the problems off-the-shelf tooling can’t — building real solutions where none exist
Your technical credibility earns you a seat as trusted advisor to client stakeholders, not just an implementer
You get hands-on exposure to complex Atlassian Cloud migrations across some of the most mission-critical, compliance-heavy industries around
Why Oxalis
Build something that lasts
At Oxalis, you'll be the driving force behind digital transformation in high-compliance industries — from shipyards to healthcare. Surround yourself with brilliant minds, expand your expertise, and push the boundaries of what's possible. We invest in your development, offering continuous learning and challenging projects.
Impact
Shape how regulated industries use technology.
Growth
Develop alongside brilliant teams, expanding your skills.
Transformation
Drive real-world change for our clients.
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