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The following requirement is open with our client.
Client : Infosys
Title : Oracle eBS Functional
Location : Sunnyvale, CA (Hybrid)
Duration : 12 Months
Rate : $65/hr on W2
Relevant Experience (in Yrs.):
Job Description:
We are looking for a highly experienced Oracle eBS Functional.
Job Responsibilities:
· 8+ years of progressive experience as Sr. Business Analyst or Transformation Lead focused on Finance areas (QTC, PTP, RTR) in Oracle E-Business Suite
· Candidate should have strong functional and process knowledge in Quote/Order to Cash, Tax, Procure to Pay and Record to Report process areas.
· Strong proficiency in Revenue Accounting and Oracle modules like Service Contracts, Receivables, General Ledger and Payables.
· The position primarily will be responsible to interface with key stakeholders and applying Oracle functional proficiency across different stages of the project including requirement gathering, design, development, user acceptance testing, application support etc.
· Role involves communication with Business and Third-party system owners.
· Experience in finance business transformation (including policy, process and systems) focused from a finance perspective
· Sound functional knowledge of Order to Cash, Accounting, Tax and Subscription process areas
· Expertise in Oracle Service Contracts, Receivables, General Ledger, Collections, Payables modules
· Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation skills as well as interpersonal skills, Familiarity with business practices and cultures across multiple international regions.
· Ability to communicate complex solutions to diverse teams namely, technical, business and management teams
· SQL Query knowledge
Must Have Skills:
· Oracle Revenue accounting
• Quote/Order to Cash, Tax, Procure to Pay
• Finance Transformation Initiatives
Goutham Eluri
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ASCII Group LLC.
38345 W. 10 Mile Rd, Ste.#365; Farmington, MI 48335
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