Technical Analyst – Oracle Cloud ERP Procurement

Skills & Experience Required:-

• Provides support (e.g., break/fix, how to expertise, monitoring, testing, troubleshooting) for Supply Chain applications mainly but not limited to Procurement.
• Works collaboratively with Corporate IT Program/Project Managers to understand program requirements and assist with the evaluation of alternative solutions.
• Works closely with hosting and 3rd-party technical personnel to optimize technical capabilities and requirements.
• Works closely using multiple data sources and maintain reports.
• Proactively monitors processes to identify trends.
• Ensures documentation is complete and maintained.
• Document design requirements and process flow diagrams.
• Works effectively in a global highly matrixed team environment.
• Trains end users to easily design reports layouts in OBIEE / OTBI.
• Minimum 3 to 5 Years of experience in Oracle Cloud ERP.
• Experience on Oracle Analytics, OTBI, OBIEE and BI Publisher.
• Knowledge on SQL and XML preferred.

Qualification:-

• Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, or another related field.

Required Competencies:-

• A pro communicator – written, verbal, and presentation.
• Excellent analytical, problem solving and troubleshooting skills.
• The initiative to anticipate problems and the confidence to proactively act to mitigate them.
• Energized by highly motivated and hard-working team environment while being accountable for results with minimal direction.
• Proactively maintain technical knowledge applicable to the Oracle Cloud ERP platform.

Location:-

• Chandigarh, India.

Company Overview:-

Emerson, a Fortune 500 company with $18.4 billion in sales, more than 20 Innovation, Solutions & Engineering Centers, and 200 manufacturing locations worldwide, is committed to helping employees grow and thrive throughout their careers. We are innovators, question-askers and problem-solvers. We don’t settle for good enough or “This is the way it’s always been done.” Instead, we push ourselves and strive for the “never been done before.”