HCM Analytics & BI Developer
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, 85001, USA
Listed on 2026-11-06
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IT/Tech
Business Intelligence, Data Analyst
Job
Job Title:
HCM Analytics & BI Developer
Job Category:
Information Technology
Time Type:
Full time
Minimum Clearance Required to Start:
None
Employee Type:
Regular
Percentage of
Travel Required:
Up to 25%
Type of Travel:
Continental US
CACI is seeking an HCM Analytics and Business Intelligence Developer to support a large-scale federal HCM modernization program. This enterprise-scale initiative will deploy Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM as the unified human capital management platform for federal civilian employees across the government across multiple federal agencies. In this role, you will design, develop, and maintain the analytics and reporting ecosystem that provides government leadership, agency HR directors, and federal managers with real-time workforce analytics, compliance reporting, and predictive insights.
You will work across Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI), Oracle BI Publisher (BIP), Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC), and HCM Extract to build executive dashboards, ad hoc reporting capabilities, org chart visualizations, and EHRI/GHRR data submissions. All reporting outputs must meet Section
508 accessibility standards and support the diverse analytical needs of the federal HR enterprise. This is a primarily remote position with up to 10% travel. This position is at the T3 level, suited for a mid-career technical professional who applies solid working knowledge and established methods to independently perform a range of technical and functional tasks, resolving problems of moderate scope and complexity.
- Design and develop Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) analyses and dashboards providing real-time workforce metrics across multiple federal agencies including headcount, vacancy rates, time-to-hire, turnover, and workforce demographics
- Build Oracle BI Publisher (BIP) reports and templates for structured reporting needs including EHRI submissions, GHRR compliance reports, SF-113 workforce statistics, and agency-specific HR reporting requirements
- Develop Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) dashboards and data visualizations for government executive leadership providing predictive analytics, trend analysis, and cross-agency comparative workforce insights
- Design and implement HCM Extract configurations for bulk data extraction supporting downstream analytics, data warehouse feeds, and external reporting system integrations
- Create org chart visualizations and interactive workforce exploration tools that enable managers and HR specialists to navigate organizational hierarchies and position structures across the federal enterprise
- Build ad hoc reporting capabilities and self-service analytics interfaces that empower agency HR teams to create custom analyses without requiring developer support
- Develop compliance reporting solutions for government-wide mandates including EEO/MD-715, FEVS workforce analysis, DEIA metrics, and human capital accountability frameworks
- Ensure all reports, dashboards, and analytics outputs comply with Section
508/WCAG
2.1AA accessibility standards including screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, and alternative text for data visualizations - Design data models and semantic layers within OTBI and OAC that provide consistent, governed definitions for key workforce metrics and HR performance indicators
- Collaborate with functional consultants and government stakeholders to translate human capital analytics requirements (program functional requirements, A9) into technical report specifications and dashboard wireframes
- Support agency transitions by configuring agency-specific reporting templates, migrating historical reporting baselines, and delivering analytics training to agency HR teams
- Apply established methods,…
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