SAP Funds Management || Remote || 5 - 7 years experience

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SAP Funds Management Consultant (Public Sector) We are seeking an experienced SAP Funds Management Consultant with strong expertise in public sector implementations. The ideal candidate will possess a solid understanding of SAP FM, S/4HANA, and Budget Control System (BCS), along with a proven track record of successful S/4HANA conversion projects.

Key Responsibilities: Deliver hands-on expertise in SAP Funds Management (FM), specifically tailored to public sector requirements. Participate in at least two full-cycle S/4HANA conversion projects (ECC to S/4HANA).Provide in-depth knowledge of BCS (Budget Control System) and expense control processes. Demonstrate strong understanding of the Universal Journal (ACDOCA) and other critical S/4HANA data structures. Offer insights and guidance on process optimization and system enhancements. Leverage working knowledge of Grants Management (preferred but not mandatory).Engage with clients in a consultative role, offering functional and technical guidance. Collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams to drive solution delivery. Foster knowledge sharing and team collaboration in dynamic project environments.

Candidate Requirements: 5-7 years of hands-on experience with SAP FM in public sector projects. Proven experience with S/4HANA conversions (minimum two projects).Strong business process acumen and a proactive, solution-oriented mindset. Excellent client-facing and communication skills. Ability to work in a collaborative team environment and manage shifting project priorities.

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