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Oracle Supply Chain Functional Consultant - Sweden

A fantastic opportunity for an Oracle Functional Consultant with Supply Chain experience has opened up for a Global Consultancy client in beautiful Sweden. This is a contract opportunity for a long term project initially 6 months contract with the option to extend, and requires to be onsite in Sweden.

Required Experience:

• Excellent expertise in Oracle P2P and OTC cycle in R12.2 .x version as a Functional Consultant.
• Exhaustive knowledge of Oracle Distribution and Manufacturing cycle
• Excellent troubleshooting and communication skills.

Key Responsibilities:

• Responsible for conducting the UAT with End Users.
• Assist in resolving UAT defects.
• User Training on-site .
• Assist PROD Configurations
• Go-Live on-site participation
• Contribution to permanent ticket reduction, elimination, automation areas
• Ability to interact at all levels of clients' organizations. Strong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
• Good Customer management skills
• Work closely with Technical team for UAT and Go Live issues / defects.
• Capability to trace back reported data issues and provide RCA for the same
• Should have progressing skills in Business Analysis, Business Knowledge, Architecture Knowledge, and Technical Solution Design on SCM area
• Ability to troubleshoot the issues in Custom extensions and sound knowledge of Oracle Apps configuration.

For successful applicants interviews are guaranteed in 24 hours and same day decisions. I have an excellent relationship with my client and can guarantee within the hour response if you apply today.

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