Provides hands-on functional support for Oracle WIP and Oracle Quality in a manufacturing environment. Troubleshoots discrete jobs, routings, inspections, scrap, completions, variances, failed transactions, and data integrity issues. Designs and maintains Quality Collection Plans, writes SQL queries, builds operational reports, and translates production problems into practical Oracle solutions while partnering directly with engineering and manufacturing teams.
When a discrete job stalls mid-routing or a quality plan stops firing at an inspection step, engineers on the floor need an answer that day, not a ticket number. This role is that answer.
C-Serv is building a specialist delivery team to support a large engineering and manufacturing operation, and we're looking for an Oracle manufacturing subject matter expert to sit at the heart of it. You'll join C-Serv as a permanent employee or on a contract basis, whichever suits you best, and partner directly with the client's engineering teams every day, keeping jobs moving, data clean, and quality checks reliable. This is a hands-on operational role. If you've spent your career closer to the shop floor than the server room, you'll feel at home here.
What you'll own
- Day-to-day functional support for Oracle Work in Process: discrete jobs, routings, assembly operations, scrap, completions, and variance tracking
- Design, setup, and troubleshooting of Oracle Quality Collection Plans, including triggers, collection elements, and their link to WIP inspection steps
- Investigating stuck or failed transactions and validating data integrity using SQL
- Building ad-hoc operational reports that engineers and managers actually use
- Acting as the bridge between engineering teams and the system, translating real production problems into practical Oracle fixes
Requirements
What you'll bring
- Deep functional experience with Oracle WIP in a manufacturing environment
- Hands-on experience building and maintaining Oracle Quality Collection Plans
- Intermediate SQL: comfortable with multi-table joins, subqueries, and aggregates
- A consultative, confident communication style with engineering stakeholders
- A background that blends operations and Oracle. Manufacturing engineers or operations specialists who became Oracle ERP power users are a great fit, as are functional analysts with significant plant floor exposure
Benefits
What you'll get from C-Serv
- A direct, embedded role where your operational knowledge shapes how the client runs day to day
- A delivery team that backs you, with clear communication and support throughout
- A values-led, woman-owned company that works with technology-led organizations across 50+ countries
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