The role entails analyzing IT solutions, coordinating with teams for software implementation, troubleshooting problems, and ensuring project delivery within budget and quality. Proficiency in Oracle ERP and SCM modules is essential, along with 5 years of experience and end-to-end implementations for SCM modules.
Job Description: • Perform IT Solutions analysis, gap identification for software solutions, product requirements and enhancements requested for SCM, OM & Other Supply Chain Modules. • Coordinate cross functional expertise for technology platforms (Oracle R12, Cloud Engineering, Interfaces & Integrations) for successful implementation of business software solutions. • Troubleshoot and diagnose complex business problems and recommend solutions. • Assist with the delivery of projects - on schedule, budget, quality, and scope following defined processes/controls. • Proactively recommends alternatives, approaches to business problems in the assigned area, consults on technology challenges, system issues and implementing cross functional solutions. • Participate in decision making process involving selection of technology alternatives. • Participates in decision making process around technology strategy, conduct POCs and technical viability of solutions and provide guidance on delivery of complex projects. • Ensure compliance with audit requirements, SOX and operational controls. • Deep understanding of Oracle (R12) applications & ORACLE SaaS / PaaS . • Minimum 5 years of experience in Oracle ERP and Oracle SCM modules (ASCP,OM,PO,INV,BOM,WIP,WMS,OTM) • Have expertise in at least 3 of the above mentioned SCM modules • Have completed minimum 2 – 3 end to end implementation for SCM / OM Modules • Have basic exposure to SCM cloud offerings and related technical integrations • Basic understanding of OTM Module."
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