Participates in designing, configuring, testing, and delivering Oracle ERP, HCM, and EPM SaaS solutions. Responsibilities include business process mapping, workflow and security setup, BI reporting, test planning, documenting results, training content development, and learning new Oracle product updates. High-performing associates may lead projects and work directly with U.S.-based consultants.
• As an Oracle Functional Consultant, you will participate in the design, development, testing, and delivery of Oracle application solutions for Graviton clients.
• Participate in business process design, developing and maintaining business process maps, application mind maps, use cases, etc.
• Configure Oracle ERP, HCM, and/or EPM SaaS solutions including application setup, workflows, security, etc.
• Create Business Intelligence reports and analytics using Oracle's state-of-the-art reporting tools.
• Execute client testing programs by developing test scenarios, implementing test plans, and documenting test results.
• Participate in end-user training content development.
• Participate in the Oracle updates to get acquainted with the new products and versions of Oracle ERP.
• The most versatile candidates will serve in lead roles working directly with Graviton US-based consultants.
• Participate in business process design, developing and maintaining business process maps, application mind maps, use cases, etc.
• Configure Oracle ERP, HCM, and/or EPM SaaS solutions including application setup, workflows, security, etc.
• Create Business Intelligence reports and analytics using Oracle's state-of-the-art reporting tools.
• Execute client testing programs by developing test scenarios, implementing test plans, and documenting test results.
• Participate in end-user training content development.
• Participate in the Oracle updates to get acquainted with the new products and versions of Oracle ERP.
• The most versatile candidates will serve in lead roles working directly with Graviton US-based consultants.
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