Amtis Professional Ltd
Oracle Fusion HR Systems Analyst
Job Description
Salary: £35,000 - 37,000 per year
Requirements:- 3+ years experience within an Oracle support environment
- Strong Oracle Fusion HCM & Payroll functional support experience
- Experience supporting quarterly Oracle release cycles
- Background in customer support and incident management
- Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills
- Ability to work collaboratively across business and IT teams
- Agile or Waterfall project methodology exposure
- Previous project delivery experience
- HR, Payroll, IT, or Business Systems related qualification
- Exposure to Oracle Redwood functionality
- Provide support for Oracle Fusion HCM & Payroll
- Support quarterly Oracle release reviews, testing, and deployments
- Maintain and configure Oracle Fusion modules including Core HR, Payroll, Benefits, Recruit, Learn, Time & Absence, and Remuneration
- Assist with issue resolution and continuous improvement initiatives
- Maintain testing documentation and release plans
- Support integrations and system data flows
- Deliver guidance and training to HR and Payroll users
- Manage incidents and updates through ServiceNow
- Support
- Oracle
- ServiceNow
More:
We are an established organisation with a large-scale Oracle Fusion HR systems environment, and our Business Systems team is looking for an Oracle Fusion HCM and Payroll Analyst. This is a permanent role that is mainly remote with occasional on-site work. We offer long-term career development opportunities, a flexible and agile working approach, strong investment in employee wellbeing and training, and exposure to enterprise transformation and continuous improvement projects.
last updated 31 week of 2026
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Amtis Professional Ltd
Chelmsley Wood
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