Oracle Delivery Project Manager
The Oracle Fusion Delivery / Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating and driving the successful delivery of approved Oracle Fusion change. The role provides the delivery discipline between Finance-facing Functional Analysts, Fusion Support, technical teams, implementation partners and other stakeholders, ensuring agreed change moves through design, build, testing, deployment, stabilisation and handover in a controlled and transparent way.
This role takes approved and sufficiently defined change and ensures it is delivered effectively. The Project Manager is not the primary owner of Finance requirements or prioritisation, as those activities sit with the UK-based Oracle Fusion Functional Analysts and the ERP Analyst Lead. The role focuses on managing delivery across distributed teams, Finance stakeholders, Shared Services, vendors and technical teams.
- Own day-to-day delivery management for approved Oracle Fusion projects, enhancements and larger change initiatives.
- Build and maintain credible delivery plans covering scope, milestones, resources, dependencies, decisions, risks, issues and actions.
- Run project cadence including planning sessions, working groups, RAID reviews, status reporting, action tracking, change control and governance forums.
- Coordinate Oracle functional, technical, data, integration, testing, support and partner teams.
- Escalate material risks, decisions, dependencies or blockers to the ERP Head of Systems.
- Maintain clear and audit-ready project documentation, governance packs, decision records and delivery evidence.
- Receive prioritised requirements from UK Fusion Functional Analysts and confirm they are ready to enter delivery.
- Translate approved requirements into practical delivery plans, work packages, milestones and accountable owners.
- Own the overall test plan and delivery coordination across SIT, regression testing, UAT, defect management and entry/exit governance.
- Coordinate cutover planning, deployment readiness, go-live activities, hypercare and transition to BAU support.
- Ensure projects and larger changes are designed and delivered in accordance with applicable GITCs and Finance control requirements.
- Coordinate responses to internal and external audit requests relating to project delivery.
- Proven Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials project delivery experience across implementation, migration, enhancement or optimisation programmes (required).
- Strong project planning, RAID, dependency, governance, stakeholder and change-control capability (required).
- Good understanding of Oracle Fusion Financials and the end-to-end delivery lifecycle across design, configuration, data, integrations, testing, cutover, go-live and stabilisation (required).
- Experience coordinating SIT, UAT, defect management, cutover and transition to BAU support (required).
- Ability to manage delivery across distributed teams, Finance stakeholders, Shared Services, vendors and technical teams (required).
- Strong communication, facilitation, organisation and problem-solving skills (required).
- Project management qualification such as PRINCE2, PMP, AgilePM or equivalent experience (nice-to-have).
- Accounting, Finance, ERP or technology qualification (nice-to-have).
- Competitive salary
- Hybrid working model with up to 80% remote work
- Holiday entitlement
- eLearning opportunities
- Industry-leading maternity and paternity leave
- Paid time off for caring responsibilities
- Mental health and financial education support
- Gym discounts
- Comprehensive healthcare benefits
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