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概要
Experienced Oracle Functional Consultant specializing in Oracle Cloud Fusion HCM, with expertise in Core HR, Goal & Performance, and Absence Management. Adept at configuring, optimizing, and automating HR processes to enhance system efficiency and workforce management. Proficient in HCM Data Loader (HDL) for seamless data automation and compliance. Currently expanding expertise in Oracle ERP Financials, focusing on financial management and enterprise solutions. Previous experience as a Software Engineer and Frontend Developer, delivering scalable applications using TypeScript, React JS, Laravel, PHP, and SQL. Holds a Bachelor’s in Computer Science from Hajvery University and is committed to continuous learning and digital transformation
工作经历
Oracle Functional Consultant
• Configured scalable HCM solutions in Oracle Cloud Fusion HCM, focusing on Core HR, Goal & Performance Management, and Absence Management.• Collaborated with stakeholders to streamline workforce management and enhance employee experience.• Utilized HCM Data Loader (HDL) for seamless automation and compliance with business needs.
Software Engineer
• Developed intricate, scalable applications using TypeScript, React JS, Laravel, PHP, and SQL at Khired Networks.• Ensured highest standards of quality in software development by delivering clean and efficient code.• Actively contributed to open-source projects, focusing on feature development and rigorous unit testing.
Frontend Developer
I accomplished and achieved all my tasks given by the project manager . I am working here on three projects PTW, Safety, and Avalo I converted all the project into HTML, Css to react and makes its routes and create components and makes some dynamic and also worked on making its validation using react-hook-form , yup and formik. And also learn redux and get data from redux and implement it in these project.
