Senior ERP Product Owner

Job Description
Position Summary

Leads the strategic functional direction of Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) modules at global scale — ensuring cross-module coherence, driving process convergence across regions, and shaping the long-term evolution of the platform. Serves as the single point of design authority for Oracle EBS functional domains, translating enterprise business strategy into a unified, scalable ERP roadmap aligned to manufacturing operations.

Responsibilities
Strategic Governance & Platform Direction

Governs the strategic evolution of Oracle EBS functional domains, ensuring coherence and harmonization across all global modules and business units

Defines and drives global convergence initiatives — aligning processes, data models, and solution patterns across regions to eliminate fragmentation

Leads the translation of business strategy into Oracle EBS functional direction, serving as the bridge between enterprise objectives and platform capabilities

Shapes the long-term platform roadmap, anticipating business needs and positioning Oracle EBS capabilities ahead of demand

Prioritization & Demand Management

Owns the end-to-end prioritization process for Oracle EBS capabilities, balancing global needs, functional dependencies, and long-term transformation goals

Validates and refines business demand, ensuring correct alignment of backlog items with strategic priorities and architectural standards

Arbitrates competing priorities across regions and business units, applying a consistent framework for investment decisions

Design Authority & Solution Oversight

Coordinates feasibility assessments, high-level solutioning, and design authority activities across functional teams

Validates functional solutions and configuration enhancements against platform integrity, cross-module dependencies, and scalability requirements

Evaluates long-term implications of design choices, ensuring decisions do not create technical debt or compromise future flexibility

Roadmap Execution & Delivery Governance

Validates cross-functional platform initiatives and Oracle EBS module enhancement roadmaps, including scope definition and delivery planning

Tracks completion of Oracle EBS module enhancements — including configuration updates, functional changes, and release outcomes

Ensures delivery milestones align with committed timelines and that release outcomes meet functional acceptance criteria

Qualifications
Experience

8-10 years of experience in Oracle EBS product ownership, functional leadership, or global process governance

Proven track record managing Oracle EBS modules at enterprise scale, including cross-module alignment and multi-region convergence

Demonstrated experience prioritizing complex Oracle EBS backlogs and balancing global, functional, and technical constraints

Experience operating within matrixed, multi-stakeholder environments across geographies and business units

Education

University degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Business Administration, or equivalent experience; Advanced Degree may be required

Technical Skills

Deep understanding of Oracle EBS architectures, module interactions, and integration patterns

Ability to evaluate functional impacts, cross-module dependencies, and long-term implications of design choices

Familiarity with Oracle EBS configuration management, release processes, and upgrade planning

Working knowledge of data models, process harmonization frameworks, and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) convergence methodologies

Communication & Influence

Ability to articulate complex technical trade-offs to senior business stakeholders in clear, decision-ready terms

Proven ability to build consensus across competing regional and functional priorities

Skilled at orchestrating alignment across distributed teams without direct authority

Professional Competencies

Strategic thinking — ability to connect platform decisions to long-term business outcomes

Decisive leadership — comfortable making high-stakes prioritization calls with incomplete information

Systems-level perspective — sees interdependencies across modules, regions, and timelines

Influence