Lead functional design for HR/Benefits reports and HR HelpDesk configurations, support Oracle Benefits Cloud/Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM, finalize functional report designs, test solutions, coordinate offshore report development and business testing, and support benefits testing.
Oracle Functional Lead - Manager
Rate: $85/hr on C2C
100% Remote
Functional design of the HR/Benefits reports and HR HelpDesk configurations and providing support in Oracle Benefits Cloud/Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM. Report development is taking place offshore, this resource would be expected to complete the functional report design, test, and coordinate business testing. In addition to this, this resource is expected to support Benefits testing.
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