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Finance MFG Process Owner (SAP)

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globalsource itHouston (TX)

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About the role

GlobalSource IT has a Direct Client in the Houston, TX area that needs a Finance MFG Consultant (SAP) to help assist with prepping a major legacy ERP to SAP migration. This role is someone who can help define the full Fit-Gap of their current processes, reporting, testing cases/scheduling, and overall readiness to move to SAP. Major areas of focus will revolve around Cost Accounting, Profit Center, Inventory Management, and general finance tasks they've automated/built over the last 3 decades. Ultimately, this role needs expertise from someone who can be savvy enough to see the current landscape/reports and see what the team can get in SAP or what needs to be custom built or a chance in process moving forward. This role is set for an initial 12-16 months and can be supported mostly remote. Must have 10+ years Financial Analysts within Manufacturing environments or focused on CO-Controls (Product Costing, Cost Accounting, Inventory, Material Ledger, etc) processes while supporting Business/IT alike Ideal candidates will have previous experience helping migration teams from legacy ERP to SAP environments Strong ability to define plus build scratch reports based on current solutions or requirements, perform fit-gap analysis, and end to end test support looking for inadequacies

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