Oracle HCM Architect

As a Enterprise Applications HCM Architect within our team practice, you will:

• Own and manage the solution from the initial conception through to testing and design freeze
• Responsible for documenting business requirements, system designs and transformational goals to achieve our client s objectives
• Responsible for documenting and maintaining integration designs and extensions
• Manage teams in the identification of business requirements, functional design, process design (including scenario design, flow mapping), prototyping, testing, and training
• Identify business opportunities to increase usability and profitability of information architecture
• Provide leadership and insight for client account development opportunities
• Take personal responsibility for managing workload to meet own utilisation targets
• Work closely with business stakeholders to understand their requirements and design solutions that meet their needs.
• Provide architecture oversight and guidance for end-to-end Oracle Solution across all Finance, HCM, Payroll, Procurement etc.
• Serve as senior technical resource for Oracle solution design, integration, cutover and implementation.
• Partner with other architects to develop technical solutions that adhere to industry best practices, while providing recommendations and roadmaps as to how the Oracle solution delivers the organisational goals and business case.
• Identify and evaluate new Oracle technologies to provide guidance on their suitability and ability to meet client requirements.
• Create and maintain enterprise technical standards, diagrams, and documentation.
• Complete other projects and tasks as assigned e.g. change controls, change impact assessments etc.
• Create functional and technical designs based on business requirements. Provide architectural solutions/designs to project execution teams for implementation.
• Directs, develops, and presents to leadership and stakeholders various analyses for feature enablement in Oracle Cloud solution.
• Report on client project risks and opportunities