Designs and supports Oracle Transportation Management technical architecture, customizations, integrations, configurations, automation agents, XSLs, and custom screen sets. The role requires holistic, cost-effective solution design across Oracle, SAP, and legacy applications. It also leads a team of at least 10 associates and requires strong communication, presentation, mentoring, motivation, and collaboration skills. Candidates should have completed at least four full OTM implementations or support engagements.
Company Description
Large client
Job Description
Technical:
1. Understanding of OTM Technical Architecture.
2. Ability to look the issue in a holistic way and provide solution that is cost effective in all aspects
3. Knowledge of PL/SQL, XML, Java.
4. Should be able to work on OTM Customizations and Integrations with Oracle, SAP & legacy Applications.
5. Good working knowledge of Automation Agents and OTM based Configurations.
6. Konwledge in XSLs and custom Screen sets desired.
7. At least 4 full implementation / Support experience
8. Should be able to handle atleast a team of 10 Associates
QualificationsSoft / Peoples Skills: Example
1. Team Leading skills, Team player
2. Communication and presentation skills
3. Motivator and Mentor, with pro-active thought process
4. Worked in a dynamic international environment etc.
Additional InformationAll your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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