Implement and configure SAP CC/CI solutions including technical and business features, master data, UI and IEC settings; integrate with SAP CRM and SAP ERP/FI-CA; support Order-to-Cash end-to-end processes; participate in full lifecycle SAP R/3 implementations, design technology-enabled business solutions, test, train, and define support procedures.
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Job Description- SAP CC/CI Consultant
Location: Redmond, WA
Duration: 6+ Months
Mandatory Skills:
- Overview of the Configurations, Configuration of the Technical Features, Configuration of the Business Features, Configuration of the Master Data for the Service Provider, Configuration used for the Integrated Scenario with SAP CRM and SAP ERP/FI-CA
- Configuration of the User Interfaces, Configuration of the Import/Export Connector (IEC) Settings for scenarios
- Order-to-Cash End-to-End Process
- Ability to help clients solve problems that deal with business strategies, information requirements, process, organization and technology
- A functional/technical professional with at least 3+ full lifecycle SAP R/3 implementation
- At least 2 years of experience implementing SAP Convergent Charging/Invoicing
- Adept at designing and implementing technology-enabled business solutions for clients as part of a high-talent team.
- A resource in defining systems strategy, developing systems requirements, designing and prototyping, testing, training, defining support procedures, and implementing practical business solutions under multiple deadlines.
- Strong configuration and design skills
Nice to have:
- Design and configuration experience in SAP R/3 Sales and distribution module.
- SAP R/3 Materials Management [MM], SD
- SAP Global Trade Services
- SAP Advanced Planning and Optimizer [APO] and
- Ability to debug SAP code
- Program management - Managing internal projects, processes, service, and technology decisions.
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