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SAP PS/PPM(Project Systems /Portfolio & Project Management) Consultant - Remote with Travel (10% Tra

Posted 7 days ago

dignify solutionsWashington (DC)

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Required Qualifications: 10+ years of SAP Project Systems (PS) consulting experience with hands-on S/4HANA on-premise implementation or transformation experience. Deep expertise in PS configuration, including project structures, WBS/network management, planning and budgeting, results analysis, milestone billing, settlement, and period-end processing. Working knowledge of SAP Portfolio and Project Management (PPM) and integration with PS and FM.Strong understanding of PS integration with FI/CO, FM, GM, and MM/AP.Experience with post-brownfield custom code rationalization and PS process standardization. Experience in banking, financial services, multilateral/development finance, or comparable public sector environments. Familiarity with public sector project governance, budget compliance, and donor reporting requirements. Experience partnering with ABAP developers to assess and challenge custom PS/PPM enhancements. Experience with AI-based transformation tools and methodologies.
Preferred Qualifications: Experience with PPM portfolio governance for development or public sector programs. Knowledge of SAP Fiori applications for project management and PS.Experience with SAP Analytics Cloud for portfolio reporting and dashboards. Familiarity with Agile frameworks and SAP PS milestone tracking. SAP Project Systems or relevant S/4HANA certification preferred.

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