Oracle Senior Financial Consultant
Saudi Arabia
مجموع سنوات الخبرة :15 years, 5 أشهر
Job Responsibilities
- Involvement in Core process Analysis (AS-IS Study), Requirement gathering, TO-BE process Mapping, functional gap analysis, custom application design, configuration, module setup, test script generation, writing training guides, training end users and production support of various financial modules.
- Regular Delivery for Core Financial Modules ( GL/AP/AR/FA/CE & E business Tax) and Core SCM Modules ( PO, OM & Inventory)
- Responsible for accounting flows regarding P2P & OTC Cycles
- Implementation across different methodologies ( AIM), (ABF) & Oracle Unified Methodology (OUM)
- Manage Signoff of Deliverables and Proper Closure of Milestones
- Participating in Presales activities ( effort estimation, Scope of work preparation, conducting CRP’s to Stakeholders, Preparing Demos & Presentations, engagement Project Plan & Project Charter, Responding to RFP’s)
Projects
Ministry of Interior
Saudi Telecom Company (STC)
Tadawi Healthcare
Ma'aden Corporation
Bank Saudi Faranci
Project: Egyptian National Railways
Public Sector Company with 8 affiliated underneath working in difficult Business lines serving transportation industry with more than 7000 Employee and more than 15 Station across all Egypt.
Project Contribution:
• Execute System unit and Integration testing.
• Training Materials preparation using Sap Tutor.
• Data Conversion and Migration activities including master and transactional data.
• Perform Authorization Matrix and conduct End users Training.
• Preparing Quick Reference Guides and provide End users support.
• Business Requirements Analysis and Definition.
• Business Process Mapping and Solution Design.
• Gather User Requirements for Integration between Microsoft CRM, HITS and Oracle Applications.
• Develop Gap Analysis Documents between Current and Future processes.
• Application Setup and Configuration.
• Data Conversion and Migration.
• Solution Testing.
• Documentation: Application Implementation Methodology (AIM) was fully adopted.