Oracle Fusion Reporting & Analytics Developer (FDI / ADW / ODI)

Oracle Fusion Reporting & Analytics Developer (FDI / ADW / ODI)
Houston | Long-term / On-going

This role is for someone who genuinely enjoys turning messy enterprise data into clean, usable insight and knows their way around Oracle’s analytics stack without needing a map. You’ll sit at the intersection of business questions and technical execution, helping teams move data out of SAP and into Oracle’s analytics ecosystem in a way that actually makes sense to the people using it.

You’ll be building and supporting reporting solutions in Fusion Analytics Warehouse, shaping data in Autonomous Data Warehouse, and wiring everything together with ODI. A big part of the job is knowing how Fusion data really works (Finance, HCM, SCM, EPM at least one deeply), validating that what lands in Oracle matches what lived in SAP, and making sure dashboards and KPIs can be trusted.

This isn’t a “heads-down, build once and disappear” role. You’ll work closely with functional teams, help define metrics that matter, troubleshoot data issues across environments, and leave behind documentation that others can actually follow.

You’ll be successful here if you enjoy:

• Designing analytics that scale, not one-off reports

• Digging into data issues and figuring out why numbers don’t line up

• Translating business needs into clean models, metrics, and dashboards

• Working across SAP and Oracle without treating either like a black box

Must-haves (non-negotiable):

• 5+ years in enterprise reporting / analytics development

• Hands-on experience with:

  • Oracle Fusion Analytics Warehouse (FDI)

  • Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW)

  • Oracle Data Integrator (ODI)

• Advanced SQL skills (performance tuning included)

• Solid understanding of Oracle Fusion data models (Finance, HCM, SCM, or EPM)

• Experience integrating or migrating data from SAP (BW/BI, ECC, or S/4HANA)

• Strong data warehousing fundamentals (facts, dimensions, star schemas)

Nice to have (but not required):

• Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC)

• SAP / Oracle Fusion transformation projects

• Extending FDI subject areas

• Executive-level dashboards and KPI reporting

• Familiarity with data governance and role-based security

If you like owning your work, collaborating without chaos, and building analytics people actually trust — this one’s worth a look.