SAP FSCM (Credit/Collections/Disputes) Consultant - Industrial
accentureArlington (VA)
SAP FSCM (Credit/Collections/Disputes) Consultant - Industrial
Posted today
accentureArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you drive SAP-based Finance Transformation for industrial clients, turning business goals into actionable SAP-enabled outcomes. You’ll collaborate with senior Finance leaders, design and deliver modern finance solutions, and stay ahead of regulations and innovations. You’ll become a trusted advisor to clients and Accenture leadership, shaping scalable transformation assets. This role offers exposure to cutting-edge SAP practices and a chance to influence large-scale finance programs. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability 401(k) plan
Responsibilities:
Engage with senior Finance executives to discuss business challenges and value of SAP solutions Advise, design, and deliver finance solutions using latest SAP best practices and embedded innovation Stay current on regulations, trends, and innovations across your area of expertise Act as a trusted advisor to clients, team, and leadership Contribute to thought leadership and develop best practices and transformation assets Travel may be required (0–100% based on business needs)
Key requirements:
SAP FSCM expert with 3+ years in Credit Management, Collections Management, and Dispute Management 3+ years of SAP project experience supporting Industrial clients (not SAP support/managed services) At least 1 end-to-end SAP S/4HANA implementation including design, configuration, testing, and deployment of credit risk management, collections, and dispute resolution processes Experience in a Consulting/Advisory role Bachelor's degree or equivalent (minimum 12 years work experience) or 6+ years if Associate’s Degree storytelling and client-facing communication collaboration in cross-functional teams thought leadership and ability to build reusable assets FSCM: Credit Management, Collections Management, Dispute Management SAP S/4HANA implementation Credit risk management, cash flow optimization, DSO reduction
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