Remote Oracle Cloud HCM Time & Attendance Expert

Zohorecruit; Washington; Remote; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Axiom Path, a leading AI-first recruiting and staffing firm, is supporting a major Oracle Cloud HCM transformation for a large U.S. federal sector program.

The Time & Labor consultant will contribute specialized expertise across functional, technical, integration, data, and HCM workstreams to guide the solution from requirements through deployment and handoff. The role offers a long-term engagement (18 months to 3 years) with primarily remote work and periodic travel to the Washington, DC area.

Qualifications

• Approximately 7+ years of enterprise technology/consulting experience with meaningful Oracle HCM exposure.
• Strong hands-on experience with Oracle Cloud HCM Time & Labor / Time & Attendance.
• Recent Oracle Cloud/Fusion experience essential; 3–5 years in Cloud environments.
• Experience participating in full lifecycle Oracle implementations from requirements to handoff.
• Understand Time & Labor configuration, rules, schedules, approvals, and integrations.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialized Oracle Cloud HCM Time & Labor expertise in a large-scale implementation.
• Translate workforce time-management requirements into scalable Oracle Cloud configurations.
• Configure time-entry functionality, rules, and related processes.
• Ensure Time & Labor integrates effectively with other HCM modules and data sources.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve requirements and dependencies.
• Participate across the implementation lifecycle from design to go-live and stabilization.
• Troubleshoot complex configuration issues and propose sustainable solutions.
• Communicate with project leadership and stakeholders, addressing challenging requirements.

Skills

Oracle Cloud HCM

Time & Labor

Time & Attendance

Oracle Fusion

End-to-end implementations

Job description

Axiom Path, a leading AI-first recruiting and staffing firm, is supporting a major Oracle Cloud HCM transformation for a large U.S. federal sector program.

The Time & Labor consultant will contribute specialized expertise across functional, technical, integration, data, and HCM workstreams to guide the solution from requirements through deployment and handoff. The role offers a long-term engagement (18 months to 3 years) with primarily remote work and periodic travel to the Washington, DC area.