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Position: Oracle EBS with Cloud Fusion Financials & SCM Developer 

Duration: 6-12 Months

Location: 100% Remote

 

Position Overview

Oracle Cloud Fusion Financials & SCM Developer – Job Description

Position Overview

The Oracle Cloud Fusion Financials & SCM Developer will design, build, and enhance solutions across Oracle Fusion Financials and Supply Chain modules. The role requires strong technical expertise in Oracle Cloud (OTBI, BIP, HDL, FBDI, REST/SOAP APIs), deep understanding of Financials/SCM business processes, and hands‑on experience delivering configurations, extensions, and integrations in enterprise environments.

 

Key Responsibilities

1. Solution Design & Development

•               Develop technical components across Oracle Fusion Financials (GL, AP, AR, FA, CM) and SCM (PO, INV, OM, Procurement).

•               Build and maintain FBDI/HDL templates, BIP/OTBI reports, Fast Formulas, ADF/UI extensions, and Page Composer customizations.

•               Design and implement REST/SOAP API integrations, OIC flows, and custom orchestration logic.

•               Develop custom validations, approval workflows, and extensions using Oracle Visual Builder or PaaS components.

2. Integrations & Data Management

•               Build and support integrations between Fusion and external systems using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC).

•               Manage data conversions, bulk loads, and migrations using FBDI, HDL, ADFdi.

•               Troubleshoot integration failures, performance issues, and data discrepancies.

3. Reporting & Analytics

•               Develop BIP, OTBI, Smart View, and Financial Reporting Studio outputs.

•               Create dashboards, KPIs, and analytical views for Finance and Supply Chain stakeholders.

4. Functional Collaboration

•               Work closely with Finance, Procurement, Supply Chain, and IT teams to translate business requirements into technical solutions.

•               Participate in CRP, SIT, UAT, and production cutover activities.

•               Provide post‑production support, enhancements, and continuous improvements.

5. Governance & Best Practices

•               Ensure compliance with Oracle Cloud quarterly updates.

•               Maintain documentation: MD50/MD70, integration specs, test scripts, and deployment guides.

•               Follow secure coding, change management, and audit standards.

 

Required Skills & Experience

Technical Skills

•               Strong hands‑on experience with:

•               Oracle Fusion Financials & SCM modules

•               FBDI, HDL, ADFdi

•               BIP, OTBI, FR Studio

•               OIC (Integrations, PCS, VBCS)

•               REST/SOAP APIs

•               SQL, PL/SQL

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Functional Knowledge

•             

•               Procure‑to‑Pay (P2P)

•               Order‑to‑Cash (O2C)

•               Record‑to‑Report (R2R)

•               Inventory, Costing, and Procurement flows

•               Experience working with Finance and Supply Chain business users.

Professional Experience

•               5–10+ years in Oracle ERP development.

•               2–5+ years in Oracle Cloud Fusion (Financials + SCM).

•               Experience in at least one full‑cycle Oracle Cloud implementation.

Education & Certifications

•               Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, IT, or related field.

•               Oracle Cloud certifications (Financials/SCM/OIC) preferred.

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