Oracle Fusion SCM Inventory Architect

CACI•Stafford, VA

About The Position

CACI is seeking an Oracle Fusion SCM Inventory Architect for the Global Combat Support System-Marine Corps (GCSS-MC), a mission-critical SaaS transformation modernizing U.S. Marine Corps supply chain and inventory management through Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM. The role leads the design and configuration of Oracle Fusion Inventory Management, creating scalable solutions across multi-organization structures, warehouse operations, lot and serial control, and inventory transactions. The work supports accurate, real-time visibility and accountability for critical assets across a complex global logistics environment. The architect works with U.S. Marine Corps supply chain stakeholders, leads solution design, and provides technical leadership to functional and technical teams. The role also covers integrations, data conversion, reporting, testing, defect resolution, and documentation aligned with Department of Defense supply chain standards. The position is full-time, regular, requires no clearance to start, requires U.S. citizenship and eligibility to pass a T3 background investigation, and involves up to 10% local travel. The proposed salary range is $90,300–$189,600.

Requirements

Oracle Fusion SCM/Inventory certification.
At least 7 years of Oracle Fusion SCM Inventory experience, including demonstrated architect-level solution design.
Deep expertise in multi-organization inventory structures, lot/serial control, and cycle counting.
Hands-on experience with FBDI/HDL data conversion.
Must be eligible to pass a T3 background investigation.
U.S. citizenship required.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, IT, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
Active Secret clearance strongly preferred.
Prior experience with federal/DoD supply chain or logistics ERP systems, such as GCSS-MC or GCSS-Army.
Proficiency in OTBI and BI Publisher.
Experience integrating RFID, barcode scanning, or warehouse mobility solutions with Fusion Inventory.

Responsibilities

Architect Oracle Fusion Inventory Management solutions, including organization structures, sub-inventories, locators, and item master configurations.
Design lot and serial control, cycle counting, and physical inventory strategies aligned with USMC accountability requirements.
Lead solution design sessions with USMC supply chain stakeholders and translate inventory and warehouse requirements into Fusion configurations.
Architect inventory transaction workflows, including receipts, issues, transfers, intercompany transactions, and material status controls.
Design integration architecture between Procurement, Cost Management, Maintenance, and Supply Demand Planning modules.
Oversee FBDI/HDL data conversion strategy for item master data, on-hand balances, and inventory transaction history.
Build OTBI and BI Publisher reporting for inventory accuracy, aging, and stock-level KPIs.
Provide technical leadership and mentorship across inventory functional and technical teams.
Support SIT/UAT testing cycles and resolve complex inventory configuration defects.
Document inventory architecture, data flows, and system design decisions in alignment with DoD supply chain standards.

Benefits

Flexible time off benefit.
Learning resources and learning and development opportunities.
Healthcare benefits.
Wellness benefits.
Financial benefits.
Retirement benefits.
Family support benefits.
Continuing education benefits.
Time off benefits.
Competitive compensation and benefits options designed to support and protect employees and their families.