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About the Role We are seeking a Functional Oracle ERP Procurement & Inventory Architect to lead solution architecture for Oracle Procurement, Purchasing, Supplier Management, and Inventory Management. This remote role focuses on driving end-to-end Procure-to-Pay and Supply Chain transformation initiatives. Key Responsibilities • Lead functional solution architecture for Oracle Procurement, Purchasing, Supplier Management, and Inventory Management • Drive end-to-end Procure-to-Pay (P2P) and Supply Chain transformation initiatives • Conduct business workshops, fit-gap analysis, and future-state process design • Design and govern supplier onboarding, purchasing, item master, inventory organizations, and inventory control processes • Review Functional Design Documents (FDDs), process flows, configurations, and end-to-end solution designs • Collaborate with Procurement, Supply Chain, Finance, Operations, and IT stakeholders • Define integration requirements and collaborate with technical teams on Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) solutions • Support functional testing, UAT, deployment, and post-go-live activities Requirements • 10+ years of Oracle ERP experience across Cloud and EBS • 5+ years of experience as an ERP/Solution Functional Architect • 5+ years of hands-on Oracle Cloud Procurement and Inventory experience • Proven experience leading P2P and Supply Chain transformation programs • Strong stakeholder management and business process optimization skills • Expertise in Oracle ERP Cloud Procurement and Inventory Management, Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS), Procure-to-Pay (P2P), Purchasing & Supplier Management, Strategic Sourcing & Contract Management, Requisition & Purchase Order Management, Item Master & Inventory Organizations, Receiving, Putaway & Inventory Replenishment, Inventory Transfers, Adjustments & Cycle Counts, Inventory Costing & Valuation, Fit-Gap Analysis, Functional Design & Solution Governance, and Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) integration requirements