Solution Engineer (Pre Sales) - SAP Finance
bramasolUnited (PA)
Solution Engineer (Pre Sales) - SAP Finance
Posted 6 days ago
bramasolUnited (PA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Role: Solution Engineer (Pre Sales)
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Location:
Bramasol is based in Santa Clara, California, candidates can live anywhere in the U.S but it would be good to find them in the Central or Eastern part of the US.The resource should be open to travel 100 %, Monday through to Thursday – all expenses paid.
Employment Type: Full Time
Description:
Must know SAP and have previous Solution Engineering (demo) experience. They must have done hands-on Demos/ Demonstrations in front of customers. They must know Finance and Accounting. Strong FICO experience is a must
Required Skills/Experience:
- They must know the FICO module of SAP.Bonus if they have worked in accounting and if they were a consultant of SAP in the past.
- Bonus if the already know something about Revenue Recognition
- Bonus if they know something about HANA or S4 HANA.They must speak excellent English – this is a pre-sales position.
Preferred Background:
Bachelor of Science or Arts or Computers or Accounting (preferred). xhmxlyz They should have an Accounting Degree or at least Business education in school. Ability to follow SAP methodology including conducting gap analysis between business requirements and SAP solutions, analyzing and preparing data migration plans, developing & executing rigorous data
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