Oracle Business Network (OBN) Implementation Specialist

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Oracle Business Network Implementation Specialist We are seeking an experienced Oracle Business Network (OBN) Implementation Specialist to lead the implementation, integration, and optimization of Oracle Business Network solutions. The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in Oracle Transportation Management (OTM), External Rating Engines, and value mapping configurations. This role requires deep understanding of logistics integrations, data transformations, and enterprise supply chain systems.
Key Responsibilities: Lead end-to-end implementation of Oracle Business Network (OBN) solutions. Configure and support integrations between OBN and internal ERP/TMS systems. Implement and support integrations with External Rating Engines. Work extensively with Oracle Transportation Management (OTM) for logistics and freight operations. Design and configure value mapping (DVMs) and unit of measure (UOM) translations. Develop and manage inbound/outbound integrations using APIs, XML, and web services. Perform data mapping, testing (SIT/UAT), and production deployment support. Troubleshoot integration and configuration issues across OBN and OTM platforms. Collaborate with supply chain, logistics, and technical teams to gather requirements. Ensure compliance with enterprise integration and security standards.

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