Oracle EPM Cloud Lead — Platform Health & Change

ocadogroup; Hatfield; Hybrid; GBP 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave (rising to 27) +

Private Medical Insurance

Pension with employer matching up to 7

Cycle to Work Scheme

Exclusive discounts at Ocado.com

Free shuttle buses to Hatfield/Welwyn

Job summary

Ocado Group seeks a senior Oracle EPM leader to own and evolve the EPM Cloud platform within our finance function. You will run a hands‑on, data‑driven team, shaping the EPM strategy and ensuring robust controls.

You’ll manage change, incident processes and ensure audit readiness while aligning with automation and AI tooling directions. You will guide architecture, monitor platform health, and partner with procurement and business units to support budgeting, forecasting and period‑end processes

Qualifications

• Significant experience owning or managing Oracle EPM Cloud.
• Proven experience leading a technical or application team.
• Strong understanding of budgeting, forecasting, consolidation and close processes.

Responsibilities

• Own end‑to‑end Oracle EPM service, ensuring availability and data integrity.
• Drive EPM roadmap, backlog, change, deployment and governance processes.
• Collaborate with finance and IT to design and implement EPM changes.
• Ensure readiness for budget cycles and period‑end deadlines with clear plans.

Skills

Oracle EPM Cloud ownership

Team leadership

Essbase knowledge

Finance process understanding

Change governance

Tools

Essbase

Oracle EPM Cloud

Job description

Ocado Group seeks a senior Oracle EPM leader to own and evolve the EPM Cloud platform within our finance function. You will run a hands‑on, data‑driven team, shaping the EPM strategy and ensuring robust controls.

You’ll manage change, incident processes and ensure audit readiness while aligning with automation and AI tooling directions. You will guide architecture, monitor platform health, and partner with procurement and business units to support budgeting, forecasting and period‑end processes