Oracle Fusion Enterprise Architect

Tessera Labs is hiring a senior Oracle Fusion Enterprise Architect for a full-time consulting engagement supporting an AI-accelerated ERP transformation. The role focuses on leading early-stage discovery, defining the target architecture, and setting the technical direction for an Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP implementation for a consumer retail and apparel client. It calls for someone who can work independently with business stakeholders, run workshops, and shape integrations across finance, tax, procurement, planning, HCM, and warehouse-related systems, while coordinating with related technology programs. The job suits an experienced enterprise architect who is comfortable with a program-critical role and regular onsite time in Los Angeles, California, about two days a week.

Oracle Fusion Enterprise Architect AI-Accelerated ERP Transformation Program Company Tessera Labs AI Role Type Senior consulting engagement — full-time, program-critical role Location-required onsite presence at the client office in Los Angeles, CA approximately 2 days per week for the duration of the engagement Reports To Program Director / Engagement Lead, Tessera Labs AI About the Role - The location is Los Angeles due to onsite client requirement/Not a remote role Tessera Labs AI is a technology and AI-driven consulting firm delivering next-generation, AI-accelerated enterprisetransformation programs. We are seeking an experienced Oracle Fusion Enterprise Architect to lead the architecture and design-authority function for an upcoming Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP transformation program for a fast-growing, consumer retail/apparel brand. The client is replacing a heavily customized, legacy on-premise ERP platform with Oracle Fusion Cloud, driven by scalability limits, international statutory compliance requirements, and IPO-readiness needs. The client has a lean internal IT organization and no incumbent systems integrator, which means this role will operate with significant autonomy — partnering directly with business stakeholders, running discovery and design workshops, and shaping the program’s technical direction from the ground up, working hand-in-hand with Tessera’s AI engineering team to accelerate discovery, business process mapping, and configuration. This is a foundational, program-defining role. You will lead Phase 0 discovery and target-architecture definition, own the Oracle Fusion Business Process Master List (BPML), and design the integration architecture connecting Oracle Fusion to a broad landscape of adjacent finance, tax, procurement, planning, HCM, and inventory/warehouse systems— while advising on parallel technology initiatives already in flight (PLM, WMS, EPM/consolidation, and payroll/HCM migrations) that must be sequenced against the ERP program. Key Responsibilities • Lead the Enterprise Architecture workstream for a multi-pillar Oracle Fusion Cloud program, from Phase discovery through target architecture, design, configuration, and go-live. • Define and ratify the target-state reference architecture: Oracle Fusion core applications, PaaS extensibility layer, integration layer, data/analytics layer, and identity/security model. • Own the Oracle Fusion Business Process Master List (BPML) — scoping, tailoring, and validating the standard Oracle process taxonomy against the client’s actual operating model, including AI-assisted discovery of business processes embedded in the legacy ERP system. • Design the end-to-end application and integration landscape, mapping cross-functional value streams (Order to Cash, Procure to Pay, Record to Report, Hire to Retire, etc.) across every connected system — not just Oracle Fusion. • Define the integration architecture connecting Oracle Fusion to adjacent platforms, including tax engines, procurement platforms, financial consolidation/EPM tools, HCM/payroll systems, e-commerce platforms, lease accounting systems, and an enterprise integration/iPaaS layer. • Advise on inventory management architecture options (e.g., native ERP inventory vs. retail-specific inventory/merchandising systems vs. external best-of-breed systems) and their integration implications.