Oracle HCM Solutions Architect
Oracle HCM Solutions Architect
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- 15+ years of experience in Oracle HCM Cloud, with at least 5 years in other HCM modules
- Proficiency in building/modifying Extracts, PL/SQL, BI Publisher, OTBI, HDL, and Fast Formulas
- Experience with HCM Extracts and third-party integrations
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Familiarity with Oracle Unified Methodology (OUM) or Agile practices
- Experience in Benefits Stabilization projects across regions would be ideal
- Certified Benefits HCM consultant will be Ideal.
- Oracle HCM Cloud: Benefits (Open Enrollment, Life Events, Annual Enrollment, Stabilization, Benefits Support), Absence Administration, Core HR, Compensation
- Oracle Cloud HCM across multiple global implementations.
- Deliver Annual Enrollment & Open Enrollment projects for leading clients
- Experience overseeing managed services is a plus
- Support Open Enrollment and Life Event processing
- Develop and troubleshoot Fast Formulas, HCM Extracts, and HDL data loads
- Build and maintain BI Publisher reports and OTBI dashboards
- Collaborate with HR and Payroll teams to ensure accurate data flow and compliance
- Manage Oracle SRs and coordinate with Oracle support for issue resolution
- Conduct functional and regression testing during upgrades and deployments
- Document configurations, processes, and change requests
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