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Job Title:

Oracle EPM Support Consultant (Technical and Functional)

Location:

100% remote About the Role We are looking for a skilled Oracle Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) consultant to provide ongoing support for a public-sector client s EPM applications. You will be the main point of contact for the client s EPM administrators, answering questions, resolving issues and providing technical and functional expertise as needed. Key Responsibilities Provide ongoing production support for Oracle EPM applications Act as the single point of contact for the client s EPM administrators Diagnose and resolve technical and functional issues promptly Give technical and functional guidance on configuration, processes and best practices Communicate clearly on issue status, root cause and resolution Document fixes, changes and recurring issues Required Qualifications Hands-on experience supporting Oracle EPM applications [specify: Planning, FCCS, EPBCS, Hyperion, etc.] Technical and functional expertise in EPM, with strong troubleshooting skills Minimum 3 years of experience in applications development and analysis 12 semester hours of coursework in computer science or MIS, or a vocational or technical certification in applications development (156+ hours) Equivalent combinations of education and experience are acceptable, with one year of applications development experience substituting for the education requirement Strong written and verbal communication, and the ability to work independently in a fully remote setup Good to Have (my suggestions, edit freely) Experience with EPM data integration, business rules, security and reporting Oracle EPM Cloud or Hyperion certification Experience supporting government or large-enterprise users