Tessera Labs

Tessera Labs

Oracle Fusion Enterprise Architect

Los Angeles · Full-time

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 51 days ago
AccountingProcurementERPInventory Management

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About the role

  • This is a foundational, program-defining role.

Responsibilities

  • Lead the Enterprise Architecture workstream for a multi-pillar Oracle Fusion Cloud program, from Phase discovery through target architecture, design, configuration, and go-live.
  • Own the Oracle Fusion Business Process Master List (BPML) - scoping, tailoring, and validating the standard Oracle process taxonomy against the client's actual operating model, including AI-assisted discovery of business processes embedded in the legacy ERP system.
  • Design the end-to-end application and integration landscape, mapping cross-functional value streams (Order to Cash, Procure to Pay, Record to Report, Hire to Retire, etc.) across every connected system - not just Oracle Fusion.

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