Here are some typical roles and their associated responsibilities in an Oracle Integration Cloud environment:

1. Integration Architect:
   1. Responsible for designing and architecting integration solutions.
   2. Works closely with business stakeholders to understand requirements.
   3. Selects the appropriate integration patterns and technologies.
   4. Ensures that integration solutions align with the overall IT architecture.
2. Integration Developer:
   1. Develops integrations using Oracle Integration Cloud’s visual development environment.
   2. Configures connections to various systems, applications, and data sources.
   3. Maps data between different formats and structures.
   4. Implements error handling and logging within integrations.
3. Integration Administrator:
   1. Manages the day-to-day operations of Oracle Integration Cloud.
   2. Monitors integrations for performance, errors, and availability.
   3. Performs troubleshooting and resolves issues that arise.
   4. Manages security settings and access controls for integrations.
4. Business Analyst:
   1. Gathers and documents integration requirements from business users.
   2. Collaborates with the integration architect and developers to translate business needs into integration solutions.
   3. Tests integrations to ensure they meet business requirements.
5. Quality Assurance (QA) Tester:
   1. Conducts testing of integrations to identify defects and ensure functionality.
   2. Develops and executes test cases and test plans.
   3. Collaborates with developers to resolve issues and retest fixes.
6. Project Manager:
   1. Oversees integration projects, including planning, scheduling, and resource allocation.
   2. Manages budgets and timelines.
   3. Communicates project status to stakeholders.
   4. Ensures that project goals are met on time and within scope.
7. Data Analyst:
   1. Works with data transformations and mappings within integrations.
   2. Ensures data quality and integrity in integration processes.
   3. Collaborates with business users to define data requirements.
8. Security Administrator:
   1. Manages user access and permissions within Oracle Integration Cloud.
   2. Ensures that integrations are secure and compliant with company policies and regulations.
   3. Implements encryption and other security measures as needed.
9. Support and Maintenance Team:
   1. Provides ongoing support for deployed integrations.
   2. Monitors integrations for issues and performance.
   3. Applies patches and updates to the Oracle Integration Cloud environment.
10. Change Management Coordinator:
    1. Manages the process of deploying new integrations and updates into the production environment.
    2. Coordinates with various teams to ensure a smooth transition of changes.
    3. Implements change management best practices.