McBride
SAP Analyst Finance FTC

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If you are ambitious, self-motivated, hardworking and a team player and interested in growing your career with an International FMCG business, please read through our job opportunity.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assimilate business requirements and design and agree appropriate solutions, specifying detailed changes to application systems and / or specifications for bespoke programs.
- Carry out SAP applications configuration (with minimal supervision) with adherence to internal policies and procedures.
- Delivery of designated packages of work to support an overall project, from general systems technical development to, for example, producing; ‘current state, blueprint and testing documentation.
- If required, act as a Team Leader on specific project work.
- Work with other SAP Analysts to ensure integrated end to end process solutions.
- Testing and implementation of SAP upgrades and service packs.
- Input into team activities in line with development and support plans, as directed by the Manager of that applications area.
- Preparation and delivery of high-quality internal customer education and training.
- Develop and maintenance of all supporting systems and customer documentation.
- Provide coaching and support for other team members, promoting good team working generally.
- Provide 3rd line internal customer support when 2nd line SAP support cannot address the customer’s issue. Therefore, generally ensure a consistent, high level of support is provided to the business community promoting adherence to the GIS Service Level Agreement (SLA).
- Contribute to team discussions and team meetings.
- If needed travel to other McBride locations to carry out work.
- Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of specific SAP team area(s) and internal business processes.
- Contribute to business process design and maintenance using subject matter expertise.
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Qualifications:
- Educated to degree level, specifically a Finance or technical IT related degree is an advantage.
- 5+ years working in an IT department / team.
- 5+ years SAP configuration and applications development.
- Working in a project management discipline, e.g. PRINCE2.
- Producing solutions for a manufacturing organisation is an advantage.
- Acting as consultant to business partners and colleagues.
- Business process knowledge within application area of expertise.
- A high level of numerical competence with an understanding of Financial statutory and legal reporting.


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