PwC is hiring: Managed Services - SAP BASIS - Manager in sacramento
PwC is hiring: Managed Services - SAP BASIS - Manager in sacramento
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you drive SAP consulting engagements within PwC’s Digital Core Modernisation practice, guiding client optimization of SAP solutions and leading delivery teams. You’ll shape project strategy, budgets, and execution while mentoring junior staff and managing client relationships. You will advocate innovative SAP approaches and ensure data integrity and compliance. This is a leadership-heavy role with a strong focus on delivering measurable improvements and client value. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities:
Lead SAP consulting projects to optimize client operations Analyze client needs and implement SAP software solutions Provide training and support for SAP applications Manage project planning, budgeting, execution, and completion Guide teams in strategic planning and SAP initiative execution Utilize SAP expertise to enhance client outcomes Build and maintain client relationships to address business challenges Promote innovative SAP technologies and leading practices Ensure data integrity and compliance within SAP frameworks Identify opportunities to optimize SAP processes and improve performance
Key requirements:
At least a Bachelor's degree At least 5 years of experience Proficiency in SAP Best Practice and SAP ERP Experience with strategic questioning to drive process improvements Experience implementing technology solutions for enterprise integration Experience in project architecture and budgeting for complex projects Leadership and people development Strong communication and relationship-building Mentoring and coaching SAP Best Practice SAP ERP SAP consulting
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