Company Description
We are SGS - the world's leading testing, inspection and certification company. We are recognized as the general benchmark for sustainability, quality and integrity. Our 99,500 employees operate a network of 2,500 offices and laboratories, working together to enable a better, safer and more interconnected world.
Job Description
We are seeking a highly skilled Business Analyst with strong expertise in Oracle E-Business Suite R12.2 to support the onboarding of new Legal Entities in countries already live on Oracle EBS. This role focuses on analyzing requirements, ensuring compliance with existing templates, system configuration, and coordinating functional activities across Finance, Tax, and IT teams.
The Business Analyst will gather and validate business requirements, confirm localization needs, and ensure alignment with established configuration standards. Responsibilities include the provision of support while actively performing legal entity setup, ledger assignments, and module enablement based on the entity's operational scope.



The role also covers localization setup (tax regimes, statutory reporting, e-invoicing), data migration planning and validation, and managing deployment to production with full testing and cutover readiness.
Success in this role requires strong analytical skills, documentation discipline, and the ability to manage multiple entity onboardings under tight timelines.
- Lead onboarding of new Legal Entities in countries already live on Oracle E-Business Suite R12.2
- Assess the existing country operating model (corporate template vs. country-specific setup) and plan onboarding accordingly
- Configure legal entities, accounting setups, and module-specific options
- Support localization requirements where applicable (tax, statutory reporting, e-invoicing)
- Manage data migration activities for master and transactional data
- Coordinate deployment to production and provide hypercare support

Specific Responsibilities
The role

📌 Business Analyst (Colombia)
🏢 Stryker
📍 Colombia