Oracle EPM Business Analyst - Part-Time

Zenith Infotech (S) Pte Ltd. was started in 1997, primarily with the vision of offering state-of-the-art IT Professionals and solutions to various organizations and thereby helping them increase their productivity and competitiveness. From deployment of one person to the formation of whole IT teams, Zenith Infotech has helped clients with their staff augmentation needs. Zenith offers the opportunity to be engaged in long term projects with large IT savvy companies, Consulting organizations, System Integrators, Government, and MNCs.

EA Licence No: 20S0237

Looking for an Oracle EPM Strategic Workforce Planning professional to design and deliver workforce planning solutions that align talent, skills, and cost with long term business strategy. The role combines workforce analytics, HR strategy, and Oracle EPM Cloud expertise to enable data driven planning and decision making.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead Strategic Workforce Planning initiatives including demand & supply forecasting, gap analysis, and scenario modeling

• Design and implement Oracle EPM / EPBCS Workforce Planning solutions

• Build workforce models covering headcount, FTE, skills, compensation, and cost

• Partner with HR, Finance, and Business stakeholders to translate strategy into actionable workforce plans

• Support workforce optimization, transformation, and budgeting initiatives

• Deliver insights and dashboards to support executive decision making

Required Experience & Skills

• Strong experience in Strategic Workforce Planning or Workforce Analytics

• Hands on experience with Oracle EPM Cloud / EPBCS Workforce Planning

• Good understanding of workforce cost planning, skills planning, and scenario analysis

• Experience in consulting or large scale enterprise implementations

• Strong stakeholder management and communication skills

Preferred Skills

• Oracle EPM / EPBCS certification

• Experience in public sector or large enterprise environments

• Exposure to HR or Finance transformation programs