4 of 4 Oracle Jobs in East London

Solution Architect

Hiring Organisation
Anson Mccade
Location
East London, South East, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Permanent Contract, On-site
Platform (GCP). Architecture frameworks: TOGAF, Zachman and MODAF. Agile methodologies: SAFe, Scrum and Kanban. Modelling tools: UML, ArchiMate and Ardoq. Enterprise technology platforms: Oracle, IBM and Salesforce. Relevant certifications in architecture frameworks, cloud platforms or associated technologies are beneficial. The organisation takes a technology-agnostic approach, selecting ...

IT Operations Executive

Location
Royal Borough of Greenwich, England, United Kingdom
degree in IT, Computer Science, or a related field Strong knowledge of programming languages such as Java, C++, or Python Strong working knowledge of Oracle and SQL Server, including tables, views, packages, stored procedures, functions and triggers, and the ability to write and debug complex SQL. Good working knowledge ...

Workday Adaptive Planning Finance Analyst

Hiring Organisation
Data Careers
Location
South East London, South East, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Temporary Contract, On-site
Salary
£700 - £800 per day
implementations, upgrades or model rebuilds. Advanced Excel skills and excellent analytical capabilities. Confident working independently with Finance stakeholders and external implementation partners. Desirable Experience Oracle NetSuite implementation or integration experience. Workday Adaptive Planning rebuilds following ERP or chart of accounts changes. Financial planning and forecasting data migrations. Finance transformation ...

Senior IT Security Auditor

Location
London Borough of Hackney, England, United Kingdom
IDEA and TeamMate - candidates with extensive experience working with Wintel (Windows) and Unix software will considered very desirable. Database knowledge of Oracle is essential . Ideally the candidate will have proven these qualities in a commercial or industrial environment; however applicants with a financial services background should still apply ...