Oracle Cloud SCM

Location: Remote (UK-based candidates preferred)

Contract Length: 9 months

IR35 Status: Outside IR35

Client: US-based Consultancy

Start Date: ASAP

Rate: Competitive, DOE

Project Overview:

We are supporting a leading US-based consultancy with a large-scale Oracle Cloud SCM implementation project for a global end-client. The programme is entering a critical phase of delivery, and they are seeking an experienced Oracle Supply Chain Functional Consultant to join the team and lead key design and delivery workstreams.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead the functional design and implementation of Oracle Cloud SCM modules (ideally including Inventory, Procurement, Order Management, and Product Hub).
  • Act as the SME between business stakeholders and technical teams, facilitating workshops and gathering requirements.
  • Translate business processes into Oracle Cloud solutions, ensuring alignment with best practices.
  • Support configuration, testing (SIT/UAT), and deployment phases.
  • Provide guidance to offshore teams and participate in issue resolution during go-live and post-go-live phases.
  • Produce functional documentation and support training materials as required.

Essential Experience:

  • Proven experience delivering Oracle Cloud Supply Chain implementations, ideally for global enterprises.
  • Hands-on configuration experience in at least 2–3 of the following: Inventory, Procurement, Order Management, Product Hub, Planning.
  • Experience working within or alongside US consultancies is highly desirable.
  • Strong functional understanding of SCM business processes.
  • Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
  • Comfortable working remotely and independently within a distributed team.

Nice to Have:

  • Experience with Oracle Cloud Manufacturing or Planning modules.
  • Exposure to integration tools (OIC) or reporting (OTBI, BI Publisher).
  • Previous experience on multi-country or multi-entity rollouts.
Experience: 5 years required
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