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Oracle EPM Senior Manager
The Role
Communicating compelling and well thought out solutions for Oracle Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) in response to complex client problems. Supporting business development and project delivery activities across clients from multiple industries. System design and delivery, including release management, integration management, data migration strategy and management. Defining an overall Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) solution leveraging leading practice solutions to support the business requirements.
The Person
Recognises the importance of continuous self and team development and actively strives to achieve this. Helps others to understand how their work contributes to the overall success of an engagement and the wider firm Builds strong global relationships and actively seeking out the global network’s best experts to • address client needs Communicates compelling and well thought out solutions to complex problems Builds constructive working relationships across different teams, functions, countries or cultures Fosters a sense of self belief and confidence in others Seeks to understand other’s motivations Supports others to make brave decisions
Functional skills:
An understanding of the key business issues/drivers that result in clients pursuing transformation programmes. Experience of multiple industry sectors (e.g. Higher Education, Retail, Insurance, Local Government etc.). Excellent influencing skills, with the ability to land key decisions with senior leaders and key business stakeholders. Experience of multiple Oracle Cloud EPM implementation project lifecycles, from presales, scoping and planning through to post go live support, as a Solution Architect. (Must have) Detailed knowledge of Oracle Cloud EPM enabled end-to-end business process across Finance. (Must Have) A background in designing and delivering end-to-end business processes across multiple functional areas including FP&A processes Planning (including financial planning, workforce planning, capital expenses planning, project planning, strategic planning) Financial close and consolidation, Reconciliation, Data management and other oracle cloud products (Must have) Experience in design and Implementation EPM applications Primarily EPBCS, FCCS, PCMCS, DM and EDMCS and experience in other processes like ARCS and EPRCS would be advantageous. Experience in Key finance and accounting processes that includes general accounting and corporate consolidation, financial planning and analysis, accounts payables and receivable, fixed assets, and Management Reporting Experience with governance controls, change management, conceptual data modelling, master data management, data standardization and data quality management Broad knowledge of other Oracle Cloud product sets like ERP, SCM, HCM and Payroll solutions. An understanding of the functional, application and technical architectural elements of an Oracle Cloud EPM programme. Experience of operating and implementing in a cloud environment and understanding the impacts of implementing and operating on the cloud versus on premise. Experience of managing a team of 10+ colleagues, including client and third parties. Experience in planning and estimating Oracle Cloud EPM programmes. An appreciation of the influence of user experience-based design e.g. Personas, user journeys and how this can be used to augment a solution Educated to degree level or equivalent.
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Excellent documentation, reporting and presentation skills in both a virtual and in person mode. Well-developed analytical skills and the ability to provide clarity to complex issues and synthesise large amounts of information. Experience producing project deliverables (business requirements, functional specs, configuration document, process flows, use cases, requirements traceability matrices etc.). Highly proficient Microsoft Office skills particularly Excel, PowerPoint and Microsoft Projects. Excellent interpersonal, team building, organisational and motivational skills. Fast learner with an ability to get up-to-speed in a short space of time. Ability to convey ideas and recommendations in a clear, compelling and succinct way in written and verbal communications. Good attention to detail and an ability to analyse and use data in decision making. Excellent organisational and multitasking skills with ability to balance competing priorities. Experience identifying, diagnosing and resolving issues independently; taking initiative even under unfamiliar or ambiguous circumstances. Anticipates need to re-prioritise; can shift gears and comfortably makes decisions based on new information.
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