Oracle Fusion Program Manager

Our client is looking Oracle Fusion Program Manager in New York, NY below is the detailed requirements.

Job Title : Oracle Fusion Program Manager

Location : New York, NY

Duration: Full Time

Job Description:

• Bachelor's degree or Masters Degree in Computer science, or a related field, with minimum 8+ Years of relevant experience.
• You should have 5 end to end implementation projects and 5 AMS projects in Oracle Fusion.
• Establishing and managing a robust program governance framework.
• Aligning program objectives with enterprise digital transformation strategy.
• You should Managing vendor and Oracle relationships for SLA adherence and quarterly release upgrades.
• Driving change control and impact assessments for new features in quarterly Oracle updates.
• Overseeing functional leads for core modules such as Finance, Procurement, Supply Chain, Projects and Analytics.
• Working with architects on integration strategy and ensuring adherence to Oracle's Unified Methodology.
• Acting as the primary liaison between IT, Business Process Owners, and Executive Sponsors.
• Conducting regular steering committee sessions with CXOs to review progress, risks, and ROI.
• Driving organizational change management and user adoption through training and enablement plans.
• Maintaining comprehensive risk management, security, and audit compliance.
• Managing cross-functional teams including Oracle consultants, developers, integration architects, and business SMEs.
• Mentoring and building an internal Oracle Fusion Center of Excellence for continuous innovation.
• Driving AI initiatives.
• Managing geographically distributed teams, managing all SLA’s and KPI’s.
• Ensuring CSAT.
• Ensuring project and account profitability and growing the business in the account for growth.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a proven track record of identifying and resolving complex billing issues.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to explain complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences.