Industry X - SAP EAM Consultant

Role Overview

Full job description

• Optimize End to End SAP S/4 EAM/IAM and Plant Maintenance related processes at the client.
• Configure, Design, Build, Test and Deploy the core S/4 EAM/IAM with complementary solutions to ensure it works seamlessly.
• Lead detailed design and configuration discussions; specifying details to configure S/4 IAM hierarchy, terminology, master data and job‑specific user interface.
• Work with the project team, team leaders, project delivery leads, and client stakeholders to create stand‑out Accenture S/4 EAM/IAM offerings.
• Advise clients on industry best practices to implement S/4 EAM/IAM processes in asset intensive industries such as utilities or oil & gas.
• Develop strong relationships with clients and gain the trust of key advisors.
• Make the business case for the SAP technology solution recommended to the client.
• Continue to learn and develop your technical SAP and business expertise.
• Travel may be required for this role. The amount of travel will vary from 0 to 100% depending on business need and client requirements.

• Minimum of 2 years of SAP S/4 EAM/IAM suite of solutions experience for Electric and/or Gas Utilities.
• Minimum of 2 years of SAP S/4 Linear Asset Management (LAM) experience.
• Ability to configure SAP S/4 EAM/IAM suite of solutions for Electric and Gas Utilities industry clients.
• Minimum of one full lifecycle SAP S/4 IAM delivery and implementation experience for a Utilities or Oil & Gas client.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent (minimum 12 years' work experience). If Associate’s Degree, must have equivalent minimum 6-year work experience.

Role Location and Annual Salary Range:

• California: $63,200 to $169,800
• Colorado: $63,200 to $146,700
• New York: $58,500 to $169,800
• Washington: $67,300 to $156,200

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