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Leads professional services engagements and client accounts, ensuring projects meet scope, schedule, budget, quality, margin, and KPI targets. Manages SOWs, P&L, change orders, reporting, invoicing, risks, and PMO standards. Builds executive client relationships, identifies and closes account expansion opportunities, supports sales pursuits, and coordinates cross-functional delivery teams. Requires strong consulting, program management, financial management, business development, and client relationship leadership, including Oracle Energy & Water implementation experience.

Learn and configure Oracle Utilities Software, collaborate with clients and technical teams to understand business needs and product features, document requirements and solution designs, support testing and implementation, and perform User Acceptance Testing. The role is remote-eligible within the United States but may require travel to client sites for up to two weeks per month.

Business Analyst providing advisory and implementation support for utility-industry clients. Responsibilities include requirements elicitation, process modeling, impact assessment, roadmapping, solution optimization, documentation, stakeholder collaboration, presentations, business development, and process transformation. The role also includes mentoring team members, supporting project planning, and traveling to client sites or industry events up to 80% of the time.

Leads business development and complex sales pursuits for utility consulting and systems implementation services. Responsibilities include prospect research, relationship development, proposal creation, pricing, risk assessment, networking, alliance development, and sales-cycle leadership. The role requires expertise in utility meter-to-cash, CIS, asset management, mobile workforce systems, and Oracle Utilities applications. Travel up to 80% weekly is required, along with extensive utility industry consulting and professional services experience.

Designs, deploys, maintains, and troubleshoots resilient infrastructure supporting Oracle Utilities software for clients. Responsibilities include Linux server configuration, networking, firewalls, VPNs, hardware and software tuning, connectivity troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, process improvement, metrics, client communication, technical support, and on-call incident response. Preferred work includes WebLogic administration, virtualization, backup systems, Oracle Database administration, Active Directory, DNS, and Microsoft Office support. The role is remote within the United States with occasional travel for go-lives, incidents, and data center work.

Owns the architecture, delivery, and support of Oracle Utilities integration and enterprise reporting solutions. Leads designs across MDM, CC&B, ODM, and OUA; governs Oracle Data Integrator standards; and implements reporting with Oracle analytics tools. Translates requirements into solution architectures, resolves complex synchronization issues, guides technical teams, mentors developers, and ensures performance and quality. Serves as the senior technical authority for clients while aligning solutions with Oracle’s future-state Utilities roadmap. The remote role requires up to 80% travel.

Designs end-to-end technical and functional architectures for Oracle Utilities implementations, including MDM, billing, customer engagement, integrations, data flows, governance, and reporting. Translates client requirements into scalable solutions, identifies cross-system risks, collaborates with consultants and stakeholders, and provides architectural oversight through build, testing, and deployment. The role also contributes to standards, reusable designs, and proposal or solution-shaping activities.

The Test Lead oversees manual and automated testing of enterprise applications, managing testing activities, developing test plans, and maintaining quality metrics, with significant client interaction and travel involved.

The Program Manager leads complex SDLC projects, manages a small team, mentors PMs, supports sales, and drives financial management.

The Project Manager manages small to medium complexity SDLC projects, ensuring effective delivery, financial performance, and client satisfaction while leading a team and driving business development.