PeopleSoft Developer/FSCM

Luna Data Solutions has an immediate contract position opening (contract term 6 to 9 months, with possible extension) for a PeopleSoft Developer resource with our public sector industry client located in Austin, TX. *This is a 100% remote position. Role: PeopleSoft Developer/FSCM

Description:

The client is seeking an experienced PeopleSoft Developer Analyst to help program modifications to the PeopleSoft Financial system to meet the needs of business area users. This resource will augment the client's PeopleSoft technical and functional team.

The client currently uses PeopleSoft FSCM v9.2 as its Financial system, using the following modules: Asset Management, Billing, Contracts, ePro, GL, Inventory, Payables, Purchasing, Receivables, Strategic Sourcing, and Commitment Control. TThe client uses an Oracle database and AIX servers.

Required Qualifications (all candidates MUST possess each requirement listed (including possessing the minimum # of required years of experience for each requirement):

Minimum of 10 years of experience implementing/upgrading/maintaining PeopleSoft ERP systems.Minimum of 5 years of experience in technical support to implement, upgrade, or maintain PeopleSoft Finance version 9.2 and PeopleTools version 8.57 or above, including Application Engine, Component Interface, Unix, BI Publisher, Events and Notifications, and SQR.Strong proven ability to work successfully with technical and non-technical groups and manage multiple responsibilities.Strong communication, analytical, and interpersonal skills at all levels.Strong experience with Cloud-based technologies.Minimum of 2 years of strong technical writing skills.Minimum of 2 years of experience in implementing/upgrading or maintaining a State of Texas PeopleSoft Finance system: WRAPS at the Texas Workforce Commission, or CAPPS at the Comptroller of Public Accounts.

To apply, please send resume to sandy@lunadatasolutions.com for immediate consideration.Luna Data Solutions is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Key Skills

• Linux