Norman Aberin is a Developer Advocate at Oracle with eight years of experience building full-stack web applications, cloud-native services, and developer tooling. He brings practical expertise in database-driven systems—contributing samples that demonstrate JSON/XML, PL/SQL, and JDBC patterns for Oracle Database—and has helped introduce CI/CD GitHub Actions examples to improve developer workflows. At Oracle he’s moved between roles as cloud engineer and technical consultant, delivering integrations with Oracle ERP, Autonomous DB, and championing low-code APEX solutions for internal and customer use. Norman combines hands-on coding across Python, Node.js, Java, and Vue.js with mentorship and customer-facing support, making him comfortable both in product engineering and developer relations. Based in Texas, he’s known for turning complex database features into approachable examples that help engineers adopt cloud and data platforms faster.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS Computer Science at University of Houston
Associate of Science - AS Engineering, Associate of Science - AS Engineering at Houston Community College
Contributions summary:Norman primarily contributed to examples showcasing advanced data type usage within the Oracle Database environment. They added and modified sample code demonstrating JSON, XML, and PL/SQL associative arrays/REF Cursors integration with Java applications. Furthermore, the user introduced examples for JSON Relational duality views and centralized JDBC configuration, indicating a focus on database interaction and data manipulation techniques. They also added cicd-github-actions, demonstrating a DevOps-related contribution.
Contributions:4 releases, 42 PRs, 102 pushes in 2 months
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