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QA & Testing Professionals | Oracle Fusion | UK Government Programme | Hybrid | Up to £500/day | 6-Month Contract
A structured, programme-scale testing function on one of the largest Oracle Fusion implementations in UK government history. Oracle ERP testing experience is a hard requirement — if you do not have it evidenced on your CV, please do not apply.
THE ROLE
A major cross-departmental UK government Oracle Fusion programme is building out its SFIA L4 testing capability. Roles include Integration Assurance Manager, UAT Assurance Manager, Application Test Engineer, and Test PMO. Oracle Fusion is the core platform. You will work within a structured, governed testing function, producing evidence to assurance standard under senior Test Lead oversight. Birmingham, 1 day per week.
YOU WILL
- Validate the quality and readiness of programme applications through functional and integration testing
- Produce test evidence to assurance standard — plans, scripts, results, and sign-off documentation
- Provide governance, reporting, and control of programme testing activities
- Assure that departmental and arms-length body testing is progressing effectively and aligned to programme objectives
- Work within a structured, multi-supplier testing function as part of a large cross-departmental programme
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ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS
- Hands-on experience testing Oracle ERP / Oracle Fusion — evidenced on your CV; this is non-negotiable
- QA/software testing experience in a programme or complex project environment
- Ability to produce test evidence to governance and assurance standard — test plans, RTM, sign-off documentation
- Right to Work in the UK and BPSS clearable as a minimum


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THE DETAILS
- Programme: Cross-departmental UK government Oracle Fusion transformation
- Location: Hybrid — 1 day/week in Birmingham; fully remote otherwise
- Rate: Up to £500/day
- IR35: Inside IR35 — PAYE or umbrella
- Contract: 6-month contract; very high likelihood of extension — programme runs through November 2027
- Clearance: BPSS minimum; SC required for UAT Assurance Manager roles
ADVANTAGEOUS
- Active SC clearance
- Experience on UK central government Oracle Fusion or ERP transformation programmes
- Prior delivery within a Tier 1 systems integrator testing function on a government programme
- RTM ownership at programme level
- DWP, Home Office, Defra, or MoJ programme exposure
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