Technology Lead - Oracle Retail Merchandise
Technology Lead - Oracle Retail Merchandise
Posted today
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Act as the primary onsite liaison between business stakeholders, IT teams, offshore AMS teams, and MFCS Sales Audit support teams.
- Lead application support and service delivery for Oracle Retail MFCS modules.
- Manage incidents, enhancements, service requests, and production support activities while ensuring adherence to SLAs.
- Drive timely incident resolution and maintain overall system availability and stability.
- Gather and analyze business requirements and translate them into actionable functional and technical tasks.
- Facilitate solution discussions with business and technical stakeholders.
- Coordinate with offshore teams to ensure effective delivery of support and enhancement activities.
- Provide functional expertise in Oracle Retail Sales Audit and Merchandising.
- Communicate effectively with client stakeholders and provide regular updates on issues, risks, and resolutions.
- Support continuous improvement initiatives and identify opportunities to improve application support processes.
- Mandatory SkillsOracle Retail Sales AuditOracle Retail Merchandising
- Client interfacing / stakeholder management
- Strong experience with Oracle Retail MFCSProduction/application support experience
- Excellent communication and coordination skills
- Required Experience8–10+ years of overall IT experience.8–10+ years of relevant experience in the required Oracle Retail skills.
- Strong experience working in the Retail domain.
- Prior experience in onsite/client-facing roles is highly preferred
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