Oracle Integration Cloud Consultant (San Francisco, CA)
cedentMillbrae (CA)
Oracle Integration Cloud Consultant (San Francisco, CA)
Posted 3 days ago
cedentMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
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Job Description:
Lead and support Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) implementations and optimizations to ensure seamless data integration across various financial systems.
Work closely with our internal IT, finance, and cross-functional teams to define integration requirements, develop and configure integrations, and troubleshoot any issues.
Develop and maintain integration interfaces between Oracle Fusion Cloud and other internal and external applications.
Conduct regular reviews and updates of integration processes to ensure efficiency, accuracy, and alignment with our evolving business needs.
Experience Needed:
5+ years of experience working with Oracle Integration Cloud, including hands‐on experience in design, configuration, and implementation of complex integrations. Strong understanding of Oracle Fusion Cloud applications and experience in integrating with third‐party systems. Familiarity with financial systems and workflows such as Order to Cash, Procure to Pay, and Record to Report. Proven ability to troubleshoot and resolve integration issues quickly. xmcpwfu Strong communication skills and experience working in a cross‐functional team environment.
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