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A global consulting firm is seeking an experienced Oracle EBS Core HR Functional Lead to support public sector clients in the UK. The role involves guiding projects for Core HR, Compensation, and Benefits modules. Candidates should have over 12 years of relevant experience, strong technical knowledge, and an ability to communicate complex solutions effectively. This position offers a competitive salary and the chance to contribute to meaningful projects in the public sector.
Role – Principal Consultant
Technology – Oracle EBS Core HR Functional
Location – UK
Business Unit – ORC
Compensation – Competitive (including bonus)
We are looking for an Oracle EBS Core HR Functional Lead to support Oracle EBS Core HR, Compensation and Benefits modules for UK public sector clients. You will guide and support projects while translating complex solutions for diverse audiences.
As an Oracle EBS Core HR Functional Lead, you will provide impactful solutions to our clients and support existing implementations. Your focus will be on ongoing support of Oracle EBS HCM modules—Core HR, Compensation, and Benefits—for the UK public sector. You will translate complex technical solutions into clear insights for technical teams, senior management, and other stakeholders, and provide necessary support and guidance to existing solutions.
Infosys is a global leader in next‑generation digital services and consulting, supporting clients in more than 50 countries across digital transformation. With over four decades of experience, we empower enterprises with AI‑powered cores and agile digital solutions. Our learning agenda drives continuous improvement through digital skill building and innovation transfer.
“All aspects of employment at Infosys are based on merit, competence and performance. We are committed to embracing diversity and creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Infosys is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.”