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Hyperion/PBCS Developer

Posted 2 days ago

sarianBurlington (IA)

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Senior

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About the role

JD:The Hyperion Analyst will work closely with business partners and coordinate with offshore application support team. Responsible for supporting the existing Hyperion applications as well as performing end-to-end coordination on any new enhancements, tech refresh etc.
Accountabilities:
  • Liaise with business users and technical offshore application support.
  • Participate in the design and development of required changes to existing Enterprise Performance Management applications.
  • Plan, coordinate and implement migrations and deployments related to system upgrades, improvements and maintenance of Oracle Hyperion Modules.
  • Act as a technical lead for Hyperion Application addressing key data and technical issues.
Qualifications and Experience: 5+ years of experience Hyperion Developer role using Oracle Hyperion suite of products (Planning, Essbase, HFM, FDMEE, DRM).
  • Hands on Experience in Hyperion Planning, Essbase, Hyperion FR and FDMEE Implementation and support work
  • Hands on experience in creating and modifying business rules and calculation scripts.
  • Hands on knowledge of creating and updating existing FR Report.
  • Hands on knowledge of creating and updating existing integrations with FDMEE.
  • Hands on knowledge of creating and updating user and group security.
  • Hands on knowledge of creating Smart View ad hoc sheets for troubleshooting, data analysis and reporting.
  • Good communication skill with the business partners as well as internal IT partners

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