Oracle MDM,
About the role
- -At least 4 years of experience in creating requirement specifications based on Architecture/Design /Detailing of Processes
- At least 2 years of experience in years of experience in Oracle MDM 2.x implementation at Utilities in a technical/functional capacity and its integration with various utility billing system like Oracle CC&B. Hands-on experience on OUAF and Oracle SmartGrid Gateway.
- Implemented key MDM processes and configurations for Validation, Estimation and Editing Rules (VEE), Billing Determinants, Exception Management and workflow orchestration on Oracle MDM 2.x.
- Experience in building Business objects, writing Algorithms, Business Services, UI Maps, Zones and Portals using Oracle Utilities scripting tool/ Config ToolsPrior work experience with a Good understanding of smart metering processes and concepts
- Experience with large-scale enterprise wide IT environments containing multiple technologies, servers and logical environments
- Analytical and Communication skills Planning and Co-ordination skills
- Experience with project management
- Experience and desire to work in a management consulting environment that requires regular travel
- Experience with Change and Release Management Excellent understanding of the commodity trading business Application of best practices to ensure quality and accuracy of project deliverables High self-motivation and strong delivery focus
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