Senior Oracle EPM Architect (Lead)
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Architect and govern the overarching technical strategy for the enterprise Oracle EPM planning platform. Build and maintain complex dimensional data models, metadata structures, and calculation scripts. Optimize data integration pipelines connecting upstream enterprise resource planning systems with financial forecasting tools. Direct the technical delivery of third-party implementation partners and external managed service providers. Configure highly scalable financial applications to support capital, workforce, and operating expense planning. Troubleshoot critical production bottlenecks during active financial close periods to ensure seamless technical operations. Guide cross-functional finance stakeholders through system enhancements and continuous process automation. Founded in 1999, Resourcesoft, Inc. is a leading Technology Consulting and Professional Services organization. Headquartered in Marlborough, MA, the company serves the technology needs of its clients nationwide. Resourcesoft has often been recognized by prominent rating agencies for its exemplary growth and stability. With over two decades of industry experience, the Company has evolved as a front runner in enabling project optimization. We partner with leading organizations to provide technology solutions within the financial, insurance, education, government, publishing, healthcare and pharmaceutical domains. We take pride in mentoring a workforce that is well positioned to respond to the emerging IT trends and needs. With the employees at the crux of every business endeavor, our success is driven by our expertise in pairing the right talent with the best jobs in the technology sector. We forge long term, personalized relationships with our employees to advance their career to the next level. We engage them in technology centric client projects that provide opportunities for them to evolve, innovate and deliver world class products and services. Our career opportunities offer challenging assignments and exposure to emerging and cutting edge technologies. We are committed to providing our employees with the tools necessary to accelerate their career progression, while maintaining a healthy, work-life balance. We are deeply committed to providing a workplace ambience that is both challenging and fulfilling., Senior Architect - Oracle EBS Procurement & Payables Location: Newark, NJ Work Model: Hybrid We are looking for a Senior Oracle EBS Architect with deep expertise in Oracle EBS…
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10 or more years of experience in Oracle Enterprise Performance Management architecture and financial systems implementation. Proficiency in Oracle EPBCS capabilities encompassing workforce, capital, and revenue planning modules. Experience with designing advanced financial models including rolling forecasts and driver-based planning frameworks. Experience in integrating EPM data utilizing FDMEE, REST APIs, and EPM Automate tools. Experience with connecting upstream financial systems including Oracle ERP Cloud, NetSuite, and PeopleSoft. Experience in managing complex financial planning configurations within strict SOX-controlled corporate environments. Excellent verbal and written communication skills to present project scope and updates to executive leadership.
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