Product Manager/Owner - Oracle HCM Cloud System
robert halfTampa (FL)
Product Manager/Owner - Oracle HCM Cloud System
Posted 34 days ago
robert halfTampa (FL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
We are looking for an experienced Product Manager/Owner to guide the strategy and day-to-day delivery of an Oracle HCM Cloud platform. This Long-term Contract position requires a detail-oriented individual who can translate HR, payroll, and benefits needs into a clear product roadmap and actionable priorities for delivery teams. The ideal candidate will partner with business stakeholders and technical teams to improve system outcomes, support ongoing enhancements, and ensure new releases align with operational goals.
Responsibilities:
Lead product ownership activities for the Oracle HCM Cloud solution, aligning business objectives with platform capabilities and delivery plans.
Shape, prioritize, and maintain the product backlog by defining user stories, refining scope, and establishing measurable acceptance criteria.
Collaborate with HR, payroll, and benefits stakeholders to gather requirements, clarify needs, and convert feedback into practical system improvements.
Coordinate with Agile or hybrid project teams to support sprint planning, backlog refinement, testing readiness, and release execution.
Assess Oracle quarterly updates, determine business impact, and help plan adoption, validation, and rollout activities.
Facilitate discussions across functional and technical teams to drive decisions, resolve issues, and keep initiatives moving forward.
Monitor defects, enhancement requests, and delivery risks using tools such as Jira, ensuring items are tracked and addressed appropriately.
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