SAP Treasury

Job Description:

Key Responsibilities

• Configure and implement SAP Treasury & Risk Management (TRM) solutions.
• Lead Central Bank Communication setup and integration with SWIFT/host-to-host banking.
• Implement Central Payments hub across group entities for efficiency and compliance.
• Manage Cash & Liquidity processes including cash positions, forecasts, and liquidity planning.
• Ensure compliance with tax controls in Treasury transactions.
• Integrate Treasury with FI (GL, AP, AR), CO, and Banking Systems.
• Support hedging, investment, debt, and exposure management as per business needs.
• Prepare functional specifications, training materials, and UAT support.
• Work closely with business users and IT teams to ensure Treasury processes are optimized and future-ready.

Experience

• 6–8 years of SAP Treasury consulting experience.
• Minimum 2 full-cycle S/4HANA TRM-CM implementation projects.
• Strong knowledge of Central Bank Communications, Central Payments, Cash & Liquidity Management, and Tax Controls.
• Experience integrating Treasury with Banking interfaces (SWIFT, BCM, H2H).
• Familiarity with KSA tax and central bank compliance requirements.

Technical & Functional Skills

• Proficiency in SAP TRM (Transaction Manager, Market Risk Analyzer, Credit Risk Analyzer).
• Hands-on expertise in SAP Cash Management & Liquidity Planning.
• Experience with In-House Cash (IHC) and Bank Communication Management (BCM).
• Knowledge of Treasury reporting and analytics using Fiori and embedded analytics.
• Integration experience with FI-GL, AP, AR, and external banking platforms.

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