28 oct
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Accenture
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Ciudad de México
28 oct
Accenture
Ciudad de México
Job Description
Lead the design, configuration, implementation, and optimization of Oracle EPM Cloud solutions, with a core focus on Planning (EPBCS), working alongside global Finance Transformation teams. Act as the bridge between finance and technology to transform clients’ planning, budgeting, and forecasting processes, work autonomously, ensure adoption of best practices, and safeguard the quality of deliverables throughout the project lifecycle.
Functional Leadership
- Lead functional requirements-gathering sessions and translate business requirements into solution designs.
- Recommend best practices for FP&A;, budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting.
- Interact directly with Finance stakeholders and general teams.
- Independently analyze requirements, propose solutions, and resolve problems.
Design & Implementation
- Lead the design, configuration, and optimization of EPBCS applications: dimensions, forms, dashboards, business rules, security, and integrations.
- Design and maintain planning models,
calculations, and reports.
- Build and support data integrations from ERP/GL and other source systems into Oracle EPM applications.
- Prepare functional specifications and solution documentation, and collaborate with technical, integration, and business teams.
Project Delivery
- Participate in end-to-end Oracle EPM Cloud implementations, enhancements, and support activities.
- Coordinate SIT/UAT, data validation, incident resolution, and go-live and hypercare activities.
- Oversee deliverables, documentation, and schedule adherence, and provide regular status updates.
Mentorship & Talent Development
- Support, guide, and develop less experienced team members.
- Review configurations, documentation, and quality of team deliverables.
- Prepare end-user training materials and transfer knowledge to both the client and the internal team.
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