SAP RTR Functional Consultant

Role Summary: Responsible for implementing and supporting SAP Finance Record-to-Report processes.

Key Responsibilities

. Gather finance and accounting requirements.

. Configure SAP Financial Accounting and General Ledger.

. Support period-end and year-end close activities.

. Configure financial controls and reporting structures.

. Support statutory and management reporting.

. Facilitate finance process workshops.

. Prepare functional specifications.

. Perform testing and defect management.

. Support finance data migration.

. Conduct user training.

. Support integration with adjacent functions.

. Provide production support and process improvements.

Qualifications:

. Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, Information Technology, or a related discipline, with 5-15 years of relevant SAP Finance consulting experience SAP certification(s) in SAP FI/CO, S/4HANA Finance, or related modules are highly preferred.

. Proven experience in SAP Record-to-Report (RTR) processes, including General Ledger Accounting, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Fixed Assets, Bank Accounting, Financial Closing, and Financial Reporting.

. Demonstrated participation in multiple full lifecycle SAP implementations, covering requirements gathering, solution design, configuration, testing, data migration, cutover, go-live, and post-production support.

. Strong knowledge of finance and accounting principles, including financial controls, statutory reporting, management reporting, period-end and year-end close processes, and compliance requirements.

. Experience preparing functional specifications, managing testing activities (Unit Testing, SIT, UAT), supporting finance data migration, and collaborating with technical teams on enhancements, interfaces, and integrations.

. Proven ability to facilitate finance workshops, engage business stakeholders, analyse business requirements, and translate them into SAP solutions aligned with industry best practices.

. Strong understanding of integration points between SAP Finance and adjacent functional areas such as Procurement (Source-to-Pay), Sales (Order-to-Cash), Manufacturing, Inventory Management, and Project Systems.