Oracle EPM – EPCM Technical Developer
Oracle EPM – EPCM Technical Developer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Overall, 8+ of EPM/PCM experience in areas such as administration, design, analysis, development, and support for various EPM and PCM products.
- Must be highly proficient in PCM modules primarily in PCM Management Ledger and Transfer Pricing.
- Experience in Requirement Gathering & Solution Design for PCM.Create and maintain EPCM business rules, models and custom MDX allocation scripts for supporting Segment Allocation and Tax transfer pricing processes.
- Proficient in building forms and reports.
- Provide technical support and troubleshooting for Oracle PCM/EPCM applications, working closely with end-users to address their needs and resolve any system-related problems.
- Data management skills for creating data load rules, mappings, and data loading processes.
- Functional knowledge of the Chart of Accounts and the allocations process.
- Must be able to work independently to identify, troubleshoot and resolve issues prior to their occurrence.
- Strong skills across MS word, PowerPoint, Excel, MS Office and other collaboration and unified communication tools.
- Should be open to adopting new technologies.
- Must have excellent experience in Oracle EPM applications. It is good to have prior Finance modules experience.
- Good knowledge of ITIL concepts (Incident / Problem / Change / Availability Management).Should possess good interpersonal and communication skills.
- Should have a positive attitude.
- Should understand business objectives and organization structure.
- The candidate must have strong work ethics, trustworthiness, and self-confidence.
- The candidate should work accurately with good attention to detail by maintaining confidentiality and integrity.
- Core/Must have skills:
- Oracle EPCM/PCM/PCMCSData ManagementEPM AutomateEPM AgentSQLGood to have skills:
- FCCS, EDMCSShell Scripting
- Keywords (If any)PCM, EPCM, PCMCS, HPCM, EPM
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