Oracle Configurator/Prompt Engineer

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You Are: Oracle Configurator/Prompt Engineer

The Work:

The Oracle Configurator / Prompt Engineer is responsible for designing, configuring, and optimizing Oracle Cloud ERP experiences using AI‑driven logic, custom prompts, and agent‑based workflows. This role blends Oracle functional configuration expertise with advanced prompt engineering to improve accuracy, accelerate decision‑making, reduce manual effort, and enhance user interaction across Finance, Supply Chain, HCM, Projects, and Technical Operations. The engineer builds prompts, configures ERP modules, validates AI‑based responses, and supports continuous enhancement of intelligent Oracle workflows.

Key Responsibilities:

Configure Oracle Cloud ERP modules to meet business requirements

Maintain workflows, rules, catalogs, value sets, approval hierarchies, reporting structures, and personalization layers

Partner with functional teams to refine requirements, troubleshoot configuration challenges, and implement enhancements

Develop, refine, and optimize prompts that drive Oracle AI assistants, conversational interfaces, and automation flows

Build and configure agent‑based automations that process ERP transactions, retrieve data, evaluate conditions, and suggest or take actions

Test prompts, agent logic, and Oracle configurations across SIT, UAT, and production cycles

Validate system responses for accuracy, traceability, and alignment with business rules

Maintain test scripts, evaluation harnesses, simulation scenarios, and acceptance‑criteria checklists

Support continuous optimization of AI‑driven workflows and Oracle ERP configuration

Here's What You Need:

Experience configuring Oracle Cloud ERP

Hands‑on understanding of Oracle workflows, value sets, rules engines, APIs, and reporting tools

Strong knowledge of AI/LLM prompt engineering, including prompt structuring, testing, and refinement

Ability to analyze large enterprise datasets and map them to AI agent logic

Strong problem‑solving, analytical, and communication skills

Bonus Points If:

Experience integrating AI with enterprise systems

Knowledge of HCM Extracts, Fast Formulas, or Oracle Cloud Application Development

Ability to design reusable prompt patterns or structured instruction libraries

Experience with cross‑module ERP functionality (Finance, SCM, HCM, Projects)

Skills in Configuration Management (CM)

Skills in Prompt Engineering

Eligibility Requirements:

Must be a U.S. Citizen

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