Oracle Fusion SCM Inventory Architect

Role overview This architect will design and guide implementation of Oracle Fusion Cloud Inventory Management for a large, mission-critical supply chain modernization program. The work centers on creating reliable inventory visibility across organizational units and warehouse operations, with accurate controls for tracking, moving, and accounting for equipment and supplies.

Responsibilities - Design inventory organization structures, sub-inventories, locator setups, and item master configurations. - Define lot and serial tracking, cycle counting, physical inventory, and material status controls. - Lead design discussions with supply chain stakeholders and translate operational needs into system configurations. - Architect transaction workflows for receipts, issues, transfers, and intercompany movements, plus integrations with procurement, costing, maintenance, and supply planning. - Direct migration of item, balance, and transaction history data using FBDI or HDL; develop inventory reporting with OTBI or BI Publisher. - Guide functional and technical teams, support system and user acceptance testing, resolve complex configuration issues, and document architecture and data flows.

Requirements - Oracle Fusion SCM or Inventory certification. - At least seven years of Oracle Fusion SCM Inventory experience, including solution architecture. - Deep knowledge of multi-organization inventory, lot and serial controls, and cycle counting. - Hands-on FBDI or HDL data conversion experience. - U.S. citizenship and eligibility to pass a T3 background investigation.

Nice to have - Bachelor's degree in supply chain management, IT, or a related field, or equivalent experience. - Active Secret clearance and experience with federal or defense logistics systems. - Skill with OTBI or BI Publisher, and experience connecting RFID, barcode, or warehouse mobility tools to Fusion Inventory.

Benefits and work setup The position is full time and may involve up to 10% local travel. A Secret clearance is preferred. The listed national salary range is $90,300–$189,600; actual compensation may vary based on location, experience, education, certifications, and contract factors. Benefits described include healthcare, wellness and retirement options, family support, continuing education, time off, and flexible time off.