Solutions Architect
brabner foxSavannah (GA)
About the role
Solutions Architect (Anaplan/Pigment) This is an excellent opportunity to join a Large well- known Consulting firm who specialize in Digital Transformation and delivery of Enterprise technology.
About the Role:
Solutions Architect (Anaplan/Pigment) responsible for designing, building, and optimizing Anaplan EPM models and Pigment architecture to support complex FP&A and planning requirements, working closely with client finance teams and stakeholders to deliver measurable business value.
Responsibilities:
- Design, build, and optimize Anaplan EPM models and solutions for complex FP&A and planning requirements
- Translate business processes into clean, high-performance Pigment & Anaplan architecture
- Work closely with client finance teams and stakeholders to deliver measurable business value
- Create intuitive dashboards and user experiences
- Champion EPM best practices, governance, and model performance
- Support training, UAT, go-live, and ongoing optimization
Qualifications:
Anaplan / Pigment project experience and certifications (Model Builder and/or Solution Architect) required
Required Skills:
- Anaplan / Pigment project experience and certifications (Model Builder and/or Solution Architect) required
- Working in Industry for an EPM End-User (either Pigment / Anaplan)
- Deep FP&A experience required
- Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills
- Creative problem-solver comfortable building solutions from scratch
- Desirable / Chance to Learn:
- Experience of working on Supply Chain projects is desirable
- Supply chain management is a strong plus
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