SAP IS-U Billing Consultant - Utilities
accentureEast Boston (MA)
SAP IS-U Billing Consultant - Utilities
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accentureEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you help regulated electric, gas, and water utilities modernize meter-to-cash and billing using SAP IS-U. You translate complex tariffs into scalable SAP billing configurations and collaborate with cross-functional teams to balance regulatory needs with accuracy and customer experience. You will drive SAP IS-U Billing and rate design in large utility transformation programs and leverage AI-enabled insights to improve billing processes. This role offers exposure to end-to-end Meter-to-Cash and meaningful impact on revenue assurance and regulatory compliance. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision life long-term disability 401(k) plan
Responsibilities:
Lead SAP IS-U Billing and Rate Design activities across large-scale utility transformation programs Define billing requirements and future-state processes with stakeholders across Billing, Rates, Regulatory, Customer Service, Finance, Metering, Testing, Integration, and Data Design, configure, and support SAP IS-U Billing solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial customers Translate tariffs and regulatory requirements into SAP rate structures, categories, operands, and billing configuration Design solutions for Time-of-Use pricing, tiered/demand-based/seasons rates and other utility rate structures Support net metering, distributed energy programs, and evolving regulatory programs Analyze billing, consumption, rate, and customer data to support design, testing, conversion, defect analysis, and cutover readiness Partner with Metering, Device Management, Customer Service, FICA, Finance, Integration, and Data teams to ensure end-to-end Meter-to-Cash integrity Develop and execute billing test scenarios covering rate calculations and complex tariff conditions Lead or support requirements, solution design, configuration, testing, cutover, go-live, and stabilization Help clients improve billing accuracy, revenue assurance, regulatory compliance, and customer experience Identify opportunities to apply SAP Business AI and GenAI to billing analysis and test automation Collaborate with global delivery teams in an onshore/offshore model Coach analysts and junior consultants and contribute to SAP Utilities assets and best practices Travel may be required depending on business needs Produce and maintain SAP Utilities assets accelerators and delivery playbooks
Key requirements:
3+ years of functional SAP IS-U Billing experience with hands-on configuration or delivery 1+ year designing or configuring SAP IS-U billing rates, schemas, rate categories, operands, and master data Experience with complex utility rate structures (Time-of-Use, tiered, demand-based, seasonal, residential/commercial/industrial) 1 end-to-end SAP IS-U or SAP Utilities implementation in a functional/delivery role Strong understanding of regulated electric, gas, or water utility billing processes Understanding of end-to-end Meter-to-Cash and integration across Metering, Billing, Customer Service, FICA, and Finance Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (minimum 12 years work experience); Associate’s degree with 6 years’ experience acceptable Bonus: SAP S/4HANA Utilities, SAP Utilities transformation programs, advanced tariff designs, or AI/GenAI applications in billing Stakeholder collaboration Coaching and mentoring Analytical thinking and problem solving SAP IS-U Billing Rate design and tariff configuration Time-of-Use pricing and complex tariff structures
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