Cloud Manufacturing and Cost, Sr Functional

Cloud Manufacturing and Cost, Sr Functional. Start June 24, Nebraska, 7+ months
 
Fusion Manufacturing
  • High-level design notes:
  • Single Processing facility, operating in 3 shifts
  • Combination of Lot based and Discrete production
  • Majority of products are similar with packaging variations
  • Processing will be maintained in AS400/Mainframe system. An integration will be built between AS400/Mainframe system and Oracle Cloud Manufacturing to interface completions and move transactions to Cloud Manufacturing
  • Forecast/demand from Hormel will drive the manufacturing process
  • Enable lot number traceability and genealogy throughout production process
  • Ability to define primary work definitions (routings)
  • Ability to create standard operations and assign operation numbers
  • Ability to define resources for each operation
  • Ability to add manual attachments to operations
  • Ability to import work definitions from spreadsheets
  • Ability to download work definitions to spreadsheets using ADFI tool, make mass changes, and upload back to database.
  • Ability to verify creation of work definitions and corresponding operations and resources
  • Ability to assign materials to specific operation levels
  • Ability to import work orders from AS400/Mainframe Processing System
  • Ability to import work order completions from AS400/Mainframe Processing System
 
Fusion Cost Management
  • Ability to enable Standard, Actual, and Average costing methods
  • Standard costing allows you to value inventory at a predetermined standard value. You track variances for the difference between the standard cost and the actual transaction cost, and you periodically update the standard cost to bring it in line with actual costs
  • Actual costing allows you to track the actual cost of each receipt into inventory. When depleting inventory, the processor identifies the receipts that are consumed to satisfy the depletion, and assigns the associated receipt costs to the depletion
  • Average costing of an item is derived by continually averaging its valuation after each incoming transaction. The average cost of an item is the sum of the debits and credits in the inventory general ledger balance, divided by the on-hand quantity
  • Ability to create an item and corresponding BOM and routing for demonstrating product costing
  • Ability to create and update frozen cost for purchased material
  • Ability to perform assembly cost rollup and cost updates for manufactured material
  • Ability to review all cost information for accuracy and reliability
  • Ability to review inventory cost using inventory balances and by running inventory value report
  • Ability to review the Purchase Price Variance and WIP variances
  • Ability to review new product cost information
  • Ability to revalue inventory after cost modifications by re-running the inventory valuation report

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