Crew Tech Lead

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Job Title: Crew Tech Lead Location: Bengaluru Business & Team: Finance Core Platforms is responsible for the technology foundations that support the Bank’s core financial accounting, consolidation, close, reconciliation and financial reporting processes.

The crew has primary technology accountability for Oracle PeopleSoft General Ledger, commonly referred to as PSGL, and the Oracle EPM platform, including the capabilities used for financial consolidation, account reconciliation, management and statutory reporting.

These platforms process and hold critical financial information and support Group financial close, financial control, statutory and regulatory reporting, liquidity reporting and downstream finance processes.

The crew is responsible for the availability, integrity, security, engineering, integration and ongoing modernisation of these platforms.

As Crew Tech Lead, you will be the senior technology leader accountable for the engineering direction, architecture, lifecycle and operational performance of PSGL and Oracle EPM.

You will combine strong knowledge of Oracle finance applications with an understanding of financial accounting, consolidation, close, reconciliation and reporting processes.

You will work closely with the Crew Lead, Finance business owners, architecture, engineering teams, Oracle and strategic delivery partners to set the target-state direction for these platforms.

You will be expected to understand how configuration, customisation, integration, data, infrastructure and vendor product decisions affect finance processes, controls, reporting outcomes and long-term platform sustainability.

Impact & contribution: A clear, endorsed technology strategy and roadmap for PSGL and Oracle EPM, covering sustainability, simplification, lifecycle management and target-state direction.

Measurable improvement in the resilience, security, recoverability and operational performance of PSGL and EPM.

Reduced platform customisation and technical debt, with documented treatment plans for remaining material items.

Improved engineering automation across testing, deployment, configuration assurance, monitoring and operational controls.

Reliable delivery of upgrades and change without disruption to critical finance close and reporting periods.

Clear ownership and traceability of integrations and financial data flows into and out of PSGL and EPM.

Stronger internal Oracle and finance-platform engineering capability, with reduced key-person and supplier dependency.

Transparent vendor performance, licensing, investment and product-roadmap decisions.

Earlier identification and resolution of issues that could affect ledger integrity, consolidation, reconciliation or statutory and regulatory reporting.

Finance stakeholders have confidence that the platforms are safe, supportable and aligned to the future direction of Finance.

Reporting lines: Engineering General Manager Roles & Responsibilities: Technology strategy and engineering leadership Set and own the technology strategy and roadmap for PSGL and Oracle EPM, aligned with the Bank’s finance strategy, enterprise architecture, data strategy and engineering standards.

Provide credible technical leadership across Oracle PeopleSoft Financials and Oracle EPM, including application architecture, configuration, customisation, integration, data movement, security, environments, testing, release management and production support.

Understand the engineering characteristics of vendor platforms and establish fit-for-purpose engineering practices covering source and configuration management, automated testing, deployment, environment management, observability, resilience and release assurance.

Determine where requirements should be met through product configuration, platform extensions, custom engineering, integration services or changes to business processes.

Challenge unnecessary customisation and define a deliberate strategy for simplifying the platforms, reducing technical debt and maintaining viable upgrade and migration pathways.

Own the architectural direction for integrations into and out of PSGL and Oracle EPM, including ledger feeds, reference data, reporting, reconciliation, close and downstream data consumption.

Assess Oracle product roadmaps, releases and service changes and translate them into implications, decisions and investment priorities for the Bank.

Ensure material platform decisions consider finance controls, data integrity, auditability, traceability, security, resilience, vendor supportability and whole-of-life cost.

Maintain an informed view of the future ERP and EPM landscape and guide the transition from current platforms toward agreed target-state capabilities.

Finance domain and platform leadership Develop a strong understanding of the end-to-end finance processes supported by PSGL and Oracle EPM, including general ledger processing, journal management, chart of accounts and chart-field management, financial close, consolidation, reconciliations, management reporting, statutory reporting and regulatory reporting.

Translate finance requirements and control obligations into clear platform, architecture and engineering outcomes.

Understand the flow of financial data from source systems and sub-ledgers into PSGL, through consolidation and reconciliation, and into downstream reporting and data platforms.

Ensure technology changes preserve accounting integrity, balanced postings, reconciliation, lineage, auditability and the ability to reproduce financial outcomes.

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