SAP Finance Functional Analyst
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Job description
Summary
Responsibilities
- Configure and support SAP Financial Supply Chain Management (FSCM), Business Credit Management (BCM), and Business Asset Management (BAM) modules to enhance credit risk assessment and asset tracking.
- Design and maintain In-House Cash and In-House Banking solutions to centralize liquidity management and improve treasury visibility.
- Manage FX Rate Integration processes to ensure accurate currency valuation and hedging strategies within the ERP environment.
- Administer SAP Treasury and Risk Management (TRM) functionalities, overseeing investment tracking, risk analysis, and compliance with financial regulations.
- Lead the migration and configuration of SAP Central Finance (CFIN) to enable real-time data consolidation and harmonized reporting across the enterprise.
- Establish and maintain Payment Factory workflows to automate high-volume transaction processing and reduce manual intervention.
- Develop and troubleshoot Banking Integrations and Electronic Bank Statement (EBS) feeds to ensure seamless data exchange with external financial institutions.
Requirements
- Minimum of 5 years of hands-on experience within the IT Services sector, specifically focusing on SAP Finance solutions.
- Proven expertise in SAP FSCM, including BCM and BAM configurations.
- Deep functional knowledge of In-House Cash, In-House Banking, and Payment Factory architectures.
- Strong proficiency in managing FX Rate Integrations and SAP Treasury and Risk Management (TRM) modules.
- Demonstrated experience with SAP Central Finance (CFIN) implementation and support.
- Solid background in configuring Banking Integrations and processing Electronic Bank Statements.
- Ability to translate complex business requirements into precise technical specifications and solutions.
Originally posted on Himalayas
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