Introduction
At IBM, we know that transformation drives change, and it is in our DNA to continuously transform. Our Business Transformation Consultants help drive large scale change that spans IBM business units and geographies. As a part of this team, you will have the unique opportunity to be a part of driving IBM's ongoing transformation as a company that continuously innovates and leads the market.

Your Role and Responsibilities

1. This role may take either a strategic or tactical view of a company's total business.
2. They work proactively with Clients to refine their current business strategy or develop a new strategy in line with competitive and market forces.
3. They also identify strategic capabilities needed to create and sustain one or more sources of competitive advantage.
4. These capabilities may come in the form of process, information technology, organization enablement, or knowledge.
5. They identify best practices and Client performance gaps, if any.
6. They use tools to identify, align, and change the factors that affect performance, stability, and teaming and develops comprehensive transformation recommendations.

1. Finance or supplychain related major graduates in 2024 with bachelor or master degree;
2. Ability to translate business solutions into technical requirements
3. Openness to assist clients in the design, business architect, process development, functional implementation, and support of applications.
4. Ability to thrive in an ever changing, technology based Consulting environment
5. A passion for innovative ideas, coupled with the ability to understand and assimilate different points of view
6. Exceptional quantitative analysis skills and ability to derive recommendations informed by data and insights

1. Assist clients in selection, implementation, and support of packages
2. Leverages business knowledge to drive solutions for clients and their management
3. Ability to handle multiple tasks concurrently and meet deadlines, while maintaining focus in an environment with conflicting demands