Oracle JD Edwards Functional Consultant

Job Description:

Responsibilities

• Monitor and triage incoming incident and requests
• Monitor and triage incoming Security request changes
• Provide frontline application support and troubleshooting expertise for JD Edwards and associated third-party bolt-on applications
• Provide general business /JDE functional support
• Implementation of JDE requirements following client change control processes as directed by (Senior Consultants, Account Lead, Service Delivery Manager, ETC)
• Provide end user support on JDE processes
• Assist with development of end user documentation where required
• Support the configuration, testing, and deployment of 3rd party applications related to the ERP system
• Assist with Development and support customized forms for specific needs of Client.

Must have Skills and Qualifications

• Qualification in Finance, Computer Science or a related field (Finance, Engineering, Mathematics, etc.)
• 10+ years of experience working with JDE applications as a functional consultant or Business / systems analyst specializing on JDE Finance, Sales and Distribution modules
• 5+ years of experience working on a high-volume helpdesk team
• Recent, relevant, hands-on experience supporting JDE users
• Relevant experience in the following JD Edwards Financial modules/functional areas – General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and Fixed assets and Sales and Distributions module
• Post implementation support

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