The Oracle Cloud SCM Solution Architect leads implementations of Oracle Cloud SCM solutions, engages in presales activities, and mentors consultants to enhance practice development.
The Oracle Cloud SCM Solution Architect plays a pivotal role in delivering Oracle Cloud SCM solutions and shaping the future of the practice. This position manages end-to-end implementations using Inoapps’ methodology, collaborates with clients to design innovative business processes, and ensures successful adoption of Oracle Cloud technology.
In addition to delivery responsibilities, the role actively participates in presales efforts, including solution demonstrations, proposal development, and client workshops. The architect also contributes to practice development by mentoring consultants, refining methodologies, and identifying opportunities to expand SCM offerings.
Responsibilities- Lead solution architecture for Oracle Cloud SCM implementations.
- Drive functional design, process mapping, and scenario development.
- Oversee prototyping, testing, training, and deployment activities.
- Support presales activities: demos, RFP responses, and client presentations.
- Contribute to SCM practice growth through thought leadership and mentoring.
- Act as a trusted advisor on Oracle Cloud SCM best practices.
Required Expertise in key Oracle Cloud SCM Modules:
- Manufacturing
- Inventory Management
- Order Management
- Pricing
- Global Order Promising
- Maintenance
- Quality Management
- Supply Planning
- Demand Management
- Product Information Management (PIM)
- Cost Management
- Shipping & Receiving
- Procurement
Additional Skills & Experience:
- Proven experience in solution architecture and end-to-end implementation of Oracle Cloud SCM.
- Strong understanding of business process design, flow mapping, and functional requirements gathering.
- Ability to lead workshops, manage stakeholders, and deliver high-quality solutions.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills for client-facing engagements.
Preferred:
- Experience in presales activities (demos, proposals, workshops).
- Oracle Cloud certifications in SCM modules.
- Experience with large-scale, multi-entity implementations.
- Familiarity with industry-specific SCM processes (manufacturing, distribution).
- Ability to mentor and develop team members.
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