The Engage Partnership Recruitment
Oracle ERP Analyst

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We're working with a highly respected organisation undertaking significant investment in its enterprise systems landscape and are looking to appoint an experienced Oracle ERP Analyst to play a key role in supporting, optimising and enhancing critical Oracle applications.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys combining technical Oracle expertise with stakeholder engagement, process improvement and business transformation initiatives.
You'll work closely with Finance, Technology and Operational teams, acting as a trusted Oracle SME while driving continuous improvement across the ERP environment.
The Role
- Supporting and maintaining Oracle ERP applications
- Managing incidents, service requests and problem resolution
- Gathering and analysing business requirements
- Identifying opportunities for process and system improvements
- Configuring and testing enhancements
- Supporting system upgrades, releases and projects
- Working with third-party suppliers and internal stakeholders
- Producing documentation, training materials and user guidance
- Acting as a key point of contact for Oracle ERP users across the business
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Requirements
We're keen to speak with professionals who have:
- Experience supporting Oracle ERP systems
- Strong understanding of Finance, Procurement or Operational processes
- Excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills
- Experience engaging with both technical and non-technical stakeholders
- A proactive approach to continuous improvement
- Knowledge of Oracle Cloud, Oracle EBS or Fusion applications
- Experience within a complex enterprise environment


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Why Apply?
This opportunity offers:
- ✅ Exposure to enterprise-scale Oracle environments
- ✅ Involvement in transformation and improvement initiatives
- ✅ Hybrid and flexible working
- ✅ Collaborative and supportive culture
- ✅ Opportunity to influence how systems support business strategy
- ✅ £60,000 - £75,000 + Bonus + Benefits
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If you're an experienced Oracle professional looking for a role that goes beyond day-to-day support and offers genuine project, stakeholder and transformation exposure, we'd love to hear from you.
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