Introduction
As a Package Consultant at IBM, get ready to tackle numerous mission-critical company directives. Our team takes on the challenge of designing, developing and re-engineering highly complex application components and integrating software packages using various tools. You will use a mix of consultative skills, business knowledge, and technical expertise to effectively integrate packaged technology into our clients' business environment and achieve business results.

Your Role and Responsibilities

1. Assists clients in the selection, implementation and support of SAP Enterprise Management - all financial aspects.
2. Uses consulting skills, business knowledge, and packaged solution expertise to effectively integrate packaged technology into the clients business environment in order to achieve client expected business results.
3. Understanding of project financial requirements and financial data of the organization
4. Possess knowledge on SAP FI (Financial Accounting), FICO, Billing/Invoicing, Device Management, CRM, MM, SD, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Funds Management, Material Ledger, Master Data, Fi/CO, ECC, among other skills.

1. Finance related major graduate 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