Oracle Business Intelligence Consultant

Springfield, VA
Full Time
Business Intelligence
Mid Level

PotomacWave is looking for an Oracle Business Intelligence Consultant to join our team supporting our Federal Client’s Financial Data Warehouse. This position is 100% remote but may entail occasional trips to the client’s HQ location in Springfield, VA, which is metro accessible.

A successful candidate will have experience working in an Oracle Business Intelligence/Data Warehouse environment (preferably Financial based), experience working with an ETL tool such as ODI or Informatica and experience developing reports with a tool such as OBIEE/OAS, Business Objects or Cognos.

The candidate must also be a proficient Technical Writer with the ability to create/maintain developer job aids, checklists, and training materials. The candidate must also possess excellent communication skills and work directly with end-users to extrapolate requirements and translate them into simplified design criteria.

Required Skills:

  • Experience with ODI 11g and/or 12c and OAS/OBIEE including reports design, development, configuration, troubleshooting and implementation.
  • Strong technical writing skills documenting requirements, standard operating procedures, job aids, checklists, templates, and training materials.
  • Experience with end-user support, preferably with a ticketing system such as Service Now (SNOW) and monitoring an email Support Box, which sometimes entails end-user interactions.
  • Ability to advise the client on matters relating to the design and function of the Business Intelligence (BI) environment including reports, dashboards, data elements and adhoc querying.
  • Ability to work on multiple tasks on an ongoing basis.
  • Ability to work within the construct of a team environment.
Optional Skills:
  • Experience with WebLogic user account maintenance in a SAML 2.0/OKTA environment.
  • Experience with maintaining OAS RPD metadata structures and reports optimization.
  • Experience with implementation of Oracle Business Intelligence Applications (OBIA) for Financials, Procurement & Spend, and Projects in an E-Business Suite (EBS) release 12 environment using Oracle Data Integrator (ODI).
  • Knowledge of OFF R12 data structures and OBIA data warehouse metadata; maintenance of the OBIA data warehouse and enhancements to data structures.
  • Knowledge of standard OBIA applications including Budget Summary/Detail, Analytics, Budget Spending Analytics, Budget Detail Analytics, Payables, Analytics Purchasing and General Ledger.
  • Capabilities in designing/developing Oracle APEX applications and reports including forms UI design experience. Experience working with APEX Administration is a plus.
  • Experience with version control tools such as SVN.
  • DBA experience with creating accounts and security.
  • Tuning experience such as troubleshooting long running reports/queries, running explain plans and optimizing queries.
  • Capabilities in creating/modifying BI Publisher reports. 
Qualifications:
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science or similar major (i.e., Database Management).
  • 5+ years of experience working in a Business Intelligence/Data Warehousing environment.
  • 5+ years designing and developing standard and BI reports, dashboards, and ability to write proficient SQL queries.
  • Experience gathering/extrapolating end-user requirements and translating them into simplified design criteria to form the basis for developing a reporting solution.
  • Strong data integration and data analysis skills.
  • Experience developing unit test plans, performing unit tests, and documenting the results.
  • Excellent problem-solving skills.
  • Strong analytical and evaluation skills
  • Must be a US Citizen with the ability to obtain TSA Suitability.

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