Arcturus Consulting Services
Oracle Supply Chain Planning Cloud Consultant Perficient
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Configure and support Oracle Supply Chain Planning Cloud solutions, with emphasis on demand planning and backlog management. Collaborate remotely with global teams in an offshore consulting environment. Immediate joiners are preferred.
We’re Hiring – Oracle Supply Chain Planning Cloud Consultant 🌍
An exciting offshore opportunity for Oracle professionals looking to grow in a high-impact, collaborative environment!
💼 Role: Oracle Supply Chain Planning Cloud Consultant
📌 Key Skills: Demand Planning, Backlog Management
📍 Location: Offshore (India) | Remote
🕒 Type: Full-Time | Immediate Joiners Preferred
We’re seeking motivated individuals who are passionate about supply chain innovation and ready to work with global teams. If you're looking to take your career to the next level, this could be your moment! 💡
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