Senior Manager, Financial Systems

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knm resourcesSomerset County (NJ)

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About the role

Overview: KNM Resources is seeking a Senior Manager, Financial Systems to serves as the Lead on systems and data governance initiatives and as a liaison between Finance and IT functions. 6 - 10 years of experience and strong project management skills and strong understanding of Accounting and Finance functions. For more opportunities from KNM Resources, please visit https://www.knmresources.com/all-openings.

Responsibilities:

Oversee the company’s ERP data initiatives across finance data objects
Develop and execute strategies to improve financial data governance for operational, reporting, and analytical needs.
Develop processes, controls and best business practices around financial data management
Partner with IT to implement SAP modules
Manage upgrades and enhancements
Lead implementation of finance data management principles
Partner to develop Master Data Governance activities and workflow processes
Develop an organization understanding of data lifecycles, partnering with SME across the company
Resolve costing issues
Develop and implement Financial Reporting, data track changes and procedure / instructions
Collaborate with Cybersecurity to protect company data.
Maintain the Chart of Accounts and mapping between platforms
Maintain system access for authorized data users across platforms
Data lineage and data mapping
Review data logs
Support internal and external audit requirements.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree 6 - 10 years of experience with data management solutions
Project Management experience requiredSAP required
Systems experience sitting between Finance / Accounting and IT Experience with data and ERP integrators Experience deploying select modules from design to deployment Proficient with processing large volume of data
Experience designing queries leveraging advanced analytics reporting tools

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