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| Oracle - Siebel Lead Business Analyst (H/F) - Toronto |
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Our Siebel Business Analyst is one who understands a Siebel customer's business and is well versed with Siebel Functionality. They should be comfortable as the liaison between the business and the Technical Development team. For example: mapping requirements to functionality (Screens & views, BC's, workflows, etc.), and being able to provide a solution to a requirement. They are able to lead requirements gathering sessions and are facilitation experts. The successful candidate will play crucial roles in Requirement Analysis, Testing, and Support for a Siebel implementation.
Our Siebel Business Analyst will perform Gap Analysis and Proof of Concepts. Our Siebel Business Analyst needs good documentation and communication skills. |
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Maîtrise, IEP, IUP, Bac + 4
Autre certification (Siebel certifications)
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7 ans + |
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Français : Courant
Anglais : Courant
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Union Européenne |
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Autre |
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Minimum of 5 years of recent Siebel Business Analyst experience.
Candidates must be willing and able to travel Mon – Thurs/Friday in the Quebec region.
Experience with scope management, building estimates, and systems development methodology is expected.
Nice to Have: Experience with multiple industries
Nice to Have: French Language experience
Nice to Have: Experience with Siebel 8.1
Nice to Have: Experience with Public Sector customers
Must have exceptional communication skills and customer-facing skills
Education:
4-year Bachelor degree study
Siebel certifications a plus |
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For over three decades, Oracle has been the center of innovation for business software—birthplace of the first commercially available relational database, the first suite of Internet-based applications, and the next-generation enterprise-computing platform, Oracle Fusion. Today, Oracle is the largest business software company in the world, with more than 320,000 customers, including 98 of the Fortune 100. And Oracle's 85,000 global employees—including more than 20,000 developers working full-time on Oracle products—are critical to that success. |
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Oracle
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