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David Careers

Oracle Fusion Finance Functional Consultant

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kastechEdison (NJ)
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About the role

Preffered W2About the role Customer's Enterprise Products (EP) supply chain landscape runs on Oracle Fusion Finance alongside a significant set of Custom-built internal applications and third-party systems that integrate with it. Our offshore QA team in India and Singapore test this landscape today. We are hiring a US-based Lead Functional Analyst to serve as their onsite counterpart — the bridge between Customer Application Managers, Customer QA Lead, and our offshore team. You will translate business requirements into clear functional intent, guide the offshore team, and confirm that the scenarios they build genuinely satisfy what the business asked for — across both Oracle Fusion and the internal applications connected to it.
What you'll do: Work directly with onsite Application Managers to gather and clarify functional requirements across Oracle Fusion Finance and the Customer internal applications integrated with it. Partner closely with the onsite Customer QA Lead, taking on day-to-day functional coordination with the offshore team and providing the Finance domain depth behind validation planning. Communicate requirements to the offshore team so nothing is lost in translation, and review the scenarios they prepare for coverage, business relevance, and traceability back to the original requirement. Own end-to-end functional understanding of integrated flows — where a transaction originates in an internal Customer application, moves through Oracle Fusion, and lands in a downstream or third-party system — and ensure validation covers the full chain, not just the Fusion-side steps. Act as the onsite face for the offshore team: representing their work, status, risks, and blockers to onsite stakeholders. Confirm functional readiness ahead of releases, support UAT with business users, and drive defect triage to closure across Fusion, internal, and third-party application owners.
What we're looking for:
  • 8+ years in Oracle Fusion Finance with strong functional depth across most of: Receivables, Revenue, General Accounting, Asset Accounting, Commercial Tax, Payable and Payment, Procurement, Subscription, RL Customer MDM Integration, General Ledger, Intercompany
  • Demonstrated experience with heavily integrated Oracle Fusion landscapes — validating end-to-end flows spanning custom/in-house applications, third-party systems, and Fusion.
  • Proven experience defining and reviewing functional validation scenarios for Oracle Fusion and non-Oracle applications.
  • Comfort ramping quickly on proprietary, internally built applications with limited external documentation, and reasoning about integration behavior from data flows and business process rather than vendor manuals.
  • Monitor Oracle Fusion quarterly release testing and patch validation activities to assess the impact of Oracle updates on existing business processes and integrations.
  • Analyze Oracle release notes, identify affected business areas, and develop risk-based regression testing strategies.
  • Validate Oracle Fusion integrations, interfaces, reports, workflows, and customizations following Oracle patches and quarterly updates.
  • Track record operating as an onsite liaison in an onsite–offshore delivery model.
  • Excellent communication skills; able to explain complex supply chain processes to business and technical audiences, and to challenge stakeholders constructively.
  • Must be based in California, US and able to work onsite. 3 days per week from Customer location.
Nice to have: End-to-end Fusion Finance implementations, upgrades, or quarterly release cycle experience. Familiarity with integration technologies and patterns (OIC, REST/SOAP APIs, EDI, file-based interfaces) and the ability to trace and validate cross-application data. Experience coordinating validation across multiple application owners in a large enterprise landscape. Experience with defect tracking and requirement traceability tooling.

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