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Oracle Finance Solution Architect, Senior Manager

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Overview: As an Oracle Solution Architect, you translate client requirements into Oracle-enabled transformations and lead architecture discussions. You will shape solution strategy, design scalable architectures, and guide cross-functional teams through discovery, workshops, and executive-grade presentations. You will build trusted client relationships and support sales pursuits to drive measurable business value. This role blends Oracle expertise with consulting and leadership to modernize enterprise operations. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability coverage 401(k) plan with bonus opportunities
Responsibilities: Build Oracle solutions that transform clients' business operations Design and test Oracle solutions ensuring alignment of processes, integrations, data, reporting, and security Collaborate with project teams and clients to create transformation roadmaps Lead discovery sessions, architecture discussions, solution design workshops, and executive presentations Develop trusted client relationships Support sales pursuits including solution development, proposals, demonstrations, and solution reviews Develop Oracle technical, functional, industry, and business expertise
Key requirements: Oracle Cloud implementation and delivery experience: min 8 years Experience leading full lifecycle Oracle Cloud implementations: min 5 years Experience in one or more Oracle areas (ERP, EPM, Procurement, Project Management, AI, industry solutions): min 5 years AI exposure: min 1 year (AI Oracle Agentic AI & industry trends) Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience (12+ years); Associate's degree requires 6+ years Oracle Cloud certifications relevant to area client-facing communication facilitation of workshops and discovery sessions strong consulting, analytical, written, and verbal skills Oracle Cloud ERP EPM

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