Oracle EBS HR Application Architect
pyramid consultingMiami (FL)
About the role
Pyramid is a leading Information Technology Consulting services company headquartered in metropolitan Atlanta, GA, with a focus on the following service offerings:
Staff Augmentation
Lifecycle IT solutionsApplication Development & Support
Outsourced TestingMobile Development and Test Automation
The company was incorporated in Georgia in 1996 and has grown to over 2500 IT consultants serving clients across the US and globally. Pyramid has offices in Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Richmond, San Francisco, Somerset (NJ), London, Singapore, and India (New Delhi, Hyderabad, Chandigargh).
Pyramid has been ranked by Staffing Industry Analysts as one of the largest diversity staffing firms in IT and among the fastest-growing US staffing firms. It has received awards from the National Minority Supplier Development Council and the Georgia Minority Supplier Development Council.
Services include IT Staff Augmentation, Application Management, Enterprise Project Solutions, Mobile Development, Test Automation, QA (Manual & Automated), and more.
Visit us at:http://www.pyramidci.com
Job OpeningPosition: Oracle EBS HR Application Architect
Location: MIAMI, FL 33126
Duration: 6 months
Job Description:
The Oracle HR architect will design and build a role-based access control solution integrated with a global data warehouse system. Responsibilities include providing functional and technical expertise to plan, analyze, define, and support the delivery of UME R technical capabilities scheduled for rollout in March and June. Requires Oracle HR functional and technical experience, as well as integration expertise.
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