Oracle Fusion SCM Functional Consultant

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Job Title: Oracle Fusion SCM Functional Consultant Experience: 5 to 8 Years Location: “Remote” Notice Period: [Immediate Joiners Preferred / up to 30 days] Job Summary: We are seeking a skilled Oracle Fusion SCM Functional Consultant with 5 to 8 years of experience in implementing and supporting Oracle Cloud Supply Chain Management (SCM) modules. The ideal candidate will have strong domain knowledge, hands-on configuration expertise, and experience in end-to-end implementation cycles. Key Responsibilities: Gather business requirements and map them to Oracle Fusion SCM capabilities. Configure and implement Oracle Cloud SCM modules such as: Inventory Procurement (Self-Service Procurement, Purchasing, Supplier Portal) Order Management Product Hub Manufacturing (optional but preferred) Lead workshops, perform fit-gap analysis, and prepare functional design documents. Collaborate with technical teams for integrations, customizations, and data migration. Provide post-implementation support, issue resolution, and enhancement management. Develop training materials and conduct end-user training sessions. Ensure adherence to project timelines, quality standards, and best practices. Required Skills and Experience: 5 to 8 years of experience in Oracle SCM, with minimum 2+ years in Oracle Fusion SCM Cloud. Strong functional knowledge of at least two or more Oracle SCM Cloud modules. Experience in at least 2 full-cycle Oracle Cloud SCM implementations. Proficiency in documentation: BR100, MD50, Test Scripts, User Manuals. Ability to work with cross-functional teams and interact with business stakeholders. Understanding of integration points between SCM and Finance/Projects modules is a plus. Preferred Qualifications: Oracle Cloud SCM Certification (e.g., Oracle Procurement Cloud, Oracle Inventory Cloud) Knowledge of OTBI, BI Publisher, and FBDI/ADFDI tools. Familiarity with Agile project methodologies. Experience in manufacturing or retail domains is a plus. Show more Show less