What are the responsibilities and job description for the SCM Functional Consultant - Procurement position at Sita Corp?
Role name: SCM Functional Consultant - Procurement
Work site: Atlanta, US (Hybrid)
Duration: Long Term
We are seeking a highly experienced Oracle Fusion Procurement Functional Consultant with a strong background across Supply Chain Management (SCM). The ideal candidate will have led or played a critical role in at least two end-to-end Oracle Cloud ERP implementations, with deep functional expertise in Procurement and hands-on exposure to adjacent SCM modules such as Inventory, Order Management, and Sourcing.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead Oracle Fusion Procurement module design, configuration, and implementation (Core Procurement, Self-Service Procurement, Supplier Portal, Sourcing, Contracts).
- Provide functional expertise across broader SCM modules (Inventory, Order Management, Product Hub, Logistics).
- Partner with business teams to analyze requirements and translate them into Oracle Fusion Cloud solutions.
- Conduct business process workshops, fit-gap analysis, and document functional design specifications.
- Support system configuration, testing (SIT, UAT), and cutover activities.
- Collaborate with technical teams for integrations, reports, and extensions (RICE components).
- Provide post-production support, training, and continuous improvement recommendations.
Required Qualifications
- 10 years of functional experience in Oracle Procurement & SCM (EBS and/or Cloud).
- 2 full lifecycle Oracle Cloud ERP (Fusion) implementations in Procurement.
- Strong expertise in Procurement Cloud modules: Purchasing, Self-Service Procurement, Supplier Portal, Sourcing, Contracts.
- Working knowledge of broader SCM Cloud modules (Inventory, Order Management, Product Hub, Logistics).
- Proven ability to conduct workshops, gather business requirements, and document future-state processes.
Preferred Skills
- Oracle certifications in Procurement or SCM Cloud.
- Knowledge of Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and third-party system integrations.