SAP Concur Expense and Request Consultant
creative global consultingSalt Lake City (UT)
SAP Concur Expense and Request Consultant
Posted 5 days ago
creative global consultingSalt Lake City (UT)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Concur Expense and Request Consultant
Location: Remote; if local to Herndon, VA must be in-person 4 days a weekPOP: 12+ months
Job Description:
This is a Client facing role for leading client discussions related to SAP Concur T&E processes. The selected candidate will provide business process expertise for SAP Concur Travel and Expense and lead discussions for design requirements, new functional capabilities and process enhancements. They will provide expertise on expense processes and policies, work on creation of functional specifications/requirements, and support configuration testing.
Required Skills:
5+ yrs security engineering for a FedRAMP or FISMA Moderate system in an AWS GovCloud environment.
Hands-on UiPath architecture experience: Orchestrator, attended/unattended robots, Assets and Credential Stores, queues, and robot host builds.
Design and implementation of service account models, credential vaulting, RBAC, separation of duties, and session/audit logging.
Applied NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 Moderate controls in build decisions across the AC, AU, CM, IA, and SC families.
STIG/CIS hardening, vulnerability scanning, patch and configuration management.
Secure SDLC and code review of automation workflows and scripts. • Ability to translate engineering decisions into control language for the A&A team.
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