Oracle Cloud ERP Solution Architect

About the role

Elfonze Technologies is looking for a seasoned Oracle Cloud ERP Solution Architect in Jeddah to lead the design and delivery of Oracle Cloud ERP solutions across Finance, Procurement and HCM domains. The role defines scalable, integrated and secure ERP architectures and drives large-scale digital transformation initiatives.

Key responsibilities

• Design end-to-end Oracle Cloud ERP architecture for Finance (GL, AP, AR, FA, Cash Management), Procurement and HCM modules, including solution blueprints, architectural standards and implementation roadmaps.
• Lead ERP transformation programs, provide architectural oversight across design, build, test and deploy phases, and ensure alignment with enterprise architecture and governance.
• Work with business stakeholders to redesign finance and procurement processes, recommend best practices and drive adoption of out-of-the-box capabilities.
• Define integration strategies using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and APIs, and design data migration, reconciliation and data governance approaches for CRM, HRMS and legacy systems.
• Act as a trusted advisor to business leaders, run architecture workshops and solution reviews, and monitor system performance and costs.

Required profile

• 12+ years of IT experience, with 7+ years in ERP implementations and 4+ years in Oracle Cloud ERP.
• Deep knowledge of Oracle Cloud ERP modules: Financials, Procurement and HCM, and strong understanding of financial processes, accounting principles and compliance.
• Excellent stakeholder management, communication, leadership and mentoring skills; ability to handle complex, multi-country deployments.

Required skills

• Hands-on experience with Oracle Cloud ERP architecture and configuration.
• Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and data migration tools such as FBDI and ADFdi.
• Reporting tools OTBI and BI Publisher, and knowledge of OCI fundamentals and cloud architecture patterns.
• Nice to have: Fusion Analytics Warehouse (FAW), EPM Cloud integration, AHCS and AFCS.