Leads Oracle HCM Cloud implementation engagements from requirements gathering through post-go-live support. Designs current- and future-state processes, develops scalable HCM solutions, facilitates client workshops, and provides strategic guidance. Oversees solution governance, risk mitigation, testing, training, deployment, and change management while mentoring junior consultants and offshore teams. Collaborates with technical teams, HCM workstreams, and project leadership to deliver integrated solutions aligned with business objectives.
- Lead Oracle HCM Cloud implementation engagements, driving requirements gathering, solution design, business process design, prototyping, testing, training, deployment, and post go-live support across HCM modules
- Analyze and document current-state (As-Is) and future-state (To-Be) business processes, leveraging Oracle HCM Cloud leading practices to design scalable and efficient solutions
- Partner with client stakeholders to understand business challenges, provide strategic guidance, and develop innovative Oracle HCM Cloud solutions that align with organizational objectives
- Provide functional leadership, mentoring, and quality oversight to offshore teams and junior consultants, ensuring adherence to project standards, timelines, and deliverables
- Collaborate closely with cross-functional HCM workstreams, technical teams, and project leadership to deliver integrated, end-to-end HCM solutions that meet business and technology requirements
- Facilitate client workshops, process design sessions, and solution demonstrations, serving as a trusted advisor throughout the project lifecycle
- Support solution governance, risk mitigation, issue resolution, and change management activities to ensure successful project outcomes and client satisfaction
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