An opportunity exists for a seasoned Oracle FCCS Consultant to join our team. This role requires a strong background in Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service (FCCS) implementations. The ideal candidate will possess extensive experience in guiding end-to-end FCCS projects, including data integration, intricate mappings, business rule development, and mastering financial consolidation processes. This is a key role within our Enterprise Technology & Performance practice, focused on driving functional excellence and innovation.

Engage in end-to-end Oracle FCCS implementation projects, from initial setup through to go-live. Develop and manage data integration strategies between FCCS, ERP, and HCM systems using Data Management or FDMEE. Implement complex financial consolidation processes, including statutory reporting, management reporting, multi-GAAP, IFRS, CbCr reporting, allocations, intercompany eliminations, and currency translations. Craft, modify, and interpret FCCS and HFM rules and metadata to ensure system integrity and functionality. Configure security settings, user groups, and provisioning to maintain system access control.

We are looking for candidates with 4-7 years of dedicated experience in Oracle EPM FCCS and HFM. A proven track record of at least two full end-to-end Oracle EPM FCCS application implementations is essential. Expertise in Hyperion Financial Management (HFM), Hyperion Financial Close Management (FCM), FDMEE, Smart View, and Hyperion Financial Reporting (HFR) is highly valued. A deep understanding of financial consolidation modules like statutory reporting, management reporting, multi-GAAP, IFRS, CbCr, allocations, intercompany eliminations, and currency translations is required. Proficiency in FCCS/HFM rules writing and metadata management, including reading, writing, and amending, is critical. Experience with business rules, calc scripts, and Calc Manager for diverse business functionalities, alongside a solid grasp of security setup, user groups, and provisioning, is expected.