Treasury Technology, FIS Implementation Consultant, Senior Associate
$77,000 - $202,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$77,000 - $202,000 per year
About the role
- Engage in the implementation and optimization of Treasury Management Systems (FIS)
- Analyze intricate financial processes to drive productivity
- Mentor junior team members and provide guidance on established practices
- Build and maintain sturdy relationships with clients
- Navigate the complexities of financial markets to deliver solutions
- Uphold quality standards in every deliverable
- Contribute to the development of impactful client strategies
- Enhance personal knowledge and brand within the finance sector
- What You Must HaveAt least a Bachelor's degree
- At least 3 years of experience
- What Sets You Apart
- Preference for at least one of the following fields of study: Accounting, Analytics/Data Science, Computer Science/Information Systems, Finance
- Possessing implementation experience in Treasury Management Systems (FIS)
- Advising organizations on Treasury process efficiency
- Being skilled in Microsoft Office suite of products
- Familiarity with financial market and banking processes
- Understanding of cash management and forecasting
- Conducting workshops and meetings with stakeholders
- Utilizing digital tools like Alteryx and PowerBISupporting business development and thought leadership initiatives
- Having hands-on experience with system design and testing
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