Analyst I Finance Information System

Job Description:

Essential Job Functions:

• Drives the implementation of a system solution from beginning to end for a customer and performs functional and unit testing with an Information Technology (IT) professional.
• Good knowledge on SAP Finance module and configuration skill
• Troubleshoots current applications
• Provides complex  financial analysis for the process
• Leads financial system/process improvement or acts as a resource on a project.
• Evaluates business requirements and scope, fit gap analysis of requirements, and process design and reengineering to ensure design meets the requirements for the process.
• Interacts with internal customers, examining low complexity issues or concerns to find a solution.
• Researches external sources to analyze new trends and solutions in the external market.
• Solves standard problems and limited non-standard ones.
• Develops risk mitigation and fall back strategies.
• Generates new ideas for projects.
• Interacts with customers to resolve issues on existing systems.
• Drive management of change, training and process documentation
• Develop risk mitigation and fall back strategies
• Leads and/or provides Financial process expertise to functional project teams and may participate in cross-functional initiatives.
• Maintain relationships with key partners
• Implement and ensure world-wide standardization of processes and business controls
• Implement processes and tools that support efficiency initiatives

Knowledge and Skills Required:

•  Good understanding of financial systems and processes in at least one area.
•  Good oral and written communication skills.
•  Strong proficiency in Excel.
•  Strong analytical skills.
•  Intermediate understanding of accounting principles.
•  Basic leadership skills.
•  Basic project management skills.
•  Basic project management skills for supporting projects.
•  Ability to interact with systems users.
•  Basic time management skills and ability to prioritize.

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