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Functional SAP Account Receivable Senior Consultant

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deloitteEast Cleveland (OH)

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About the role

Overview: As a Senior Consultant in Deloitte's Finance Transformation team, you help deliver SAP-based AR functionality and drive process design for government clients. You will lead requirements gatherings, configure SAP AR, and validate processes through testing while coordinating with stakeholders and technical teams. You'll support deployment, user readiness, and transition to operations, contributing to enterprise-wide transformation. This role offers impact by shaping finance solutions within public sector engagements and working alongside cross-functional experts.
Responsibilities:
  • Lead requirements-gathering sessions for SAP Finance and AR processes
  • Configure SAP Accounts Receivable functionality and create functional design docs
  • Execute AR transactions and perform functional testing
  • Collaborate with client stakeholders and tech teams to resolve defects and support integration readiness
  • Support deployment, user readiness, and transition to ongoing operations
Key requirements:
  • Bachelor Degree 5+ years of SAP Finance implementation experience in client environments 1+ year of SAP Accounts Receivable implementation experience including configuration and functional design
  • Experience executing AR transactions and functional testing
  • Ability to travel ~10%Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship now or in the future
  • Independent and collaborative work style
  • Strong written and verbal communication
  • Meticulous attention to detail and quality of workSAP FinanceSAP Accounts Receivable
  • Functional design documentation

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