Oracle Manufacturing Cloud Consultant – Fabless Semiconductor Experience

October 16, 2026

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Job Title: Oracle Manufacturing Cloud Consultant – Fabless Semiconductor ExperienceLocation: Bay Area, CA Remote / Travel RequiredEngagement Type: Contract Job DescriptionWe are seeking an experienced Oracle Manufacturing Cloud Consultant with hands-on experience in fabless semiconductor manufacturing and outsourced manufacturing operations. The ideal candidate will have strong expertise in Oracle Cloud SCM/Manufacturing, semiconductor supply chain processes, and integrations with foundries and Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test (OSAT) partners.The consultant will lead Oracle Manufacturing Cloud implementation, configuration, integration, and support activities while collaborating closely with business stakeholders, IT teams, and external manufacturing partners. Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Lead implementation, configuration, and enhancement of Oracle Manufacturing Cloud modules, including Work Definitions, Work Orders, Outside Processing, Inventory, Cost Management, and Supply Planning.</li><li>Map and support fabless semiconductor processes, including wafer fabrication, sort/probe, assembly, and final testing at subcontractors.</li><li>Manage lot tracking, genealogy, die/wafer yields, and multi-stage Bills of Materials (BOMs).</li><li>Collaborate with the FabConnect team and vendors to design, build, and troubleshoot integrations between Oracle Cloud and foundry/OSAT partners, covering work-in-progress (WIP) updates, lot status, and receipts.</li><li>Gather business requirements and translate them into functional designs, configurations, and solution documentation.</li><li>Collaborate with technical teams on integrations using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) and APIs, reporting through OTBI/BIP, and system extensions.</li><li>Support System Integration Testing (SIT), User Acceptance Testing (UAT), quarterly Oracle Cloud updates, data migration, and cutover activities.</li><li>Provide production support, perform root-cause analysis, and recommend process improvements.</li><li>Train end users and build strong working relationships with business stakeholders and technical teams.</li></ul> Required Skills and Experience<ul><li>8+ years of Oracle SCM/Manufacturing experience, including at least two full-cycle Oracle Cloud Manufacturing implementations.</li><li>Hands-on experience with fabless semiconductor manufacturing, including outsourced manufacturing models, foundry/OSAT collaboration, and lot-based inventory.</li><li>Strong knowledge of Outside Processing, Lot and Serial Control, Costing, and Supply Chain Orchestration.</li><li>Experience with FabConnect or similar semiconductor B2B/foundry integration platforms.</li><li>Good understanding of Oracle Cloud integrations, including OIC, FBDI, and REST APIs.</li><li>Excellent communication skills and the ability to work directly with business and IT teams onsite.</li><li>Must be able to work onsite in the Bay Area when required; local candidates preferred.</li></ul> Nice-to-Have Qualifications<ul><li>Experience with Oracle Planning Central, Order Management, or Product Hub (PIM).</li><li>Background working with semiconductor or high-tech companies, including chip design or ASIC firms.</li><li>Oracle Cloud SCM/Manufacturing certification.</li></ul>

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