Own Oracle Fusion Source-to-Pay configuration, integrations, and production support for Lyft's Finance and Supply Chain systems

Lyft's Corporate Engineering & IT team needs an Oracle Fusion functional/technical hybrid to support and improve Procurement Cloud and Accounts Payables Cloud across the full Source-to-Pay lifecycle — supplier setup, procurement, purchase orders, payables, and supplier portal. The JD asks for 5–10 years of Oracle Financials/SCM implementation experience with hands-on configuration, SQL/PL-SQL reporting, and SOX-compliance support.

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What this interview tests

Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud & Accounts Payables Cloud configuration
End-to-end Source-to-Pay process ownership
SQL/PL-SQL/OTBI/BICC reporting
Production support, incident management, Oracle SRs
SOX compliance and audit documentation

Common question themes

Walk through an Oracle STP configuration or enhancement you delivered

Describe managing a production incident or Oracle Service Request to resolution

Build a reporting solution using SQL/PL-SQL/OTBI for a business stakeholder

Support a SOX audit or internal control assessment

Coordinate a software release or patch without disrupting period close

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