Oracle EBS Supply Chain Purchasing Analyst/Developer

As an Oracle EBS Supply Chain Purchasing Analyst/Developer, your duties include production support where you collaborate with end users and BSA leads, design and develop customizations and integrations for various projects, manage release processes that involve development and testing, and work on upgrades and quarterly patching with DBAs and IT leadership.

To qualify for the Oracle EBS Supply Chain Purchasing Analyst/Developer role, candidates should have a Bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field, along with over 10 years of relevant Oracle EBS experience, particularly in Supply Chain modules such as Purchasing and Inventory. Proficiency in tools like PL/SQL, BI, WF Builder, and TOAD is also essential.

The Oracle EBS Supply Chain Purchasing Analyst/Developer interacts extensively with various teams, including end users for production support, BSA leads for project initiatives, DBAs for upgrade and patch management, and IT leaders to ensure successful releases, fostering effective teamwork and communication.

Important technical skills for the Oracle EBS Supply Chain Purchasing Analyst/Developer include proficiency in PL/SQL, BI reporting tools, Workflow Builder, and TOAD. These skills are crucial for executing responsibilities effectively and delivering quality outcomes in various supply chain-related projects.

Soft skills such as strong communication, interpersonal skills, and the ability to multitask effectively greatly benefit an Oracle EBS Supply Chain Purchasing Analyst/Developer. Being resourceful and creative to address challenges will enhance your performance in this role.

In responding to this question, highlight specific instances where you've successfully implemented or supported Oracle EBS in Supply Chain. Discuss the particular modules you've worked with, such as Purchasing and Inventory, and any measurable outcomes from your contributions.

Discuss your methodical approach to troubleshooting and providing support, emphasizing your collaboration with end users and BSA leads. Share a specific example that demonstrates your problem-solving skills and resourcefulness.

Detail your PL/SQL experience, mentioning any projects where you utilized it effectively. Include how you’ve used tools like BI and TOAD, providing examples of the tasks you accomplished using these technologies.

Share your strategies for prioritizing tasks, such as using project management tools or techniques like the Eisenhower Box. Provide an example of a time when you successfully managed competing interests to achieve project goals.

Explain your systematic process for gathering requirements from stakeholders, designing solutions, developing and testing customizations, and finally implementing them in Oracle EBS, reinforcing your approach with a relevant project example.

Discuss the resources you use, such as Oracle documentation, forums, or professional training. Highlight your proactive approach to learning and adapting to new features and enhancements in Oracle EBS.

Talk about a specific project you were responsible for, outlining your role, the challenges you faced, and the successful outcomes. Focus on aspects like team collaboration, problem resolution, and the value created for the business.

Share your structured testing approach, including unit testing, integration testing, and user acceptance testing. Discuss the importance of thorough testing in ensuring successful implementation and user satisfaction.

Discuss your understanding of the deployment process, including documentation and using proper migration tools. Provide an example of how you ensured a smooth transition during an enhancement release.

Highlight the importance of user feedback and your approach to collecting and analyzing it. Share a method you used in the past to implement changes based on feedback while ensuring users feel heard and valued.