Oracle Project Manager - Product Hierarchy
ventures unlimitedLincolnshire (IL)
Oracle Project Manager - Product Hierarchy
Posted 41 days ago
ventures unlimitedLincolnshire (IL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Company Description:
Ventures Unlimited is a service centric organization. Our success begins with our ability to apply our relationships, leverage technologies, and identify talent - often in combination - to an endless array of real-world customer needs
Job Description
Title: Oracle Project Manager
Location: Lincolnshire, IL
Type: Fulltime// permanent
Interview Process: Phone and Skype Hire
Compensation: Base Salary + Benefits + Relocation expenses (if required)
Start Date: ASAPDomain: Telecom
Description:
- Technical Skillset: Strong Project Management Skills w/Functional Consulting background for Oracle implementations - Product Hierarchy
- Excellent Communication and Leadership Skills - to manage business and techno functional meetings.
- Experience in Product Hierarchy management
- Excellent Functional Knowledge of Sellable Product (SKU) Definition and data Model across supply chain (revenue, orders, backlog, salesforce, inventory)
- Experience of implementing Product Hierarchy definitions across PLM, MDM (PIM) and ERP applications, specifically
- Experience with Onsite exposure with leading team at offshore
- Hands on Experience in AIM process methodology (MD50, MD70 etc.)8-10 years of experience in Oracle ERP or MDM/PIM.
Qualifications:
Hands on Experience in AIM process methodology (MD50, MD70 etc.)8-10 years of experience in Oracle ERP or MDM/PIM.Experience in Product Hierarchy management Additional Information Contact "Mohit Maurya" for more details at 856-842-1988 Ext:141 Summary
Type: Full-time
Function: Information Technology
Experience level: Mid-Senior Level
Industry: Information Technology And Services
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