The consultant will configure SAP FICO modules, manage SAP Public Sector Grants Management, support transformation projects, conduct analysis, and ensure compliance with regulations.
SAP FICO / Grants Management Consultant
Houston, TX (Onsite)
Key Responsibilities
Houston, TX (Onsite)
Key Responsibilities
- Configure and support SAP FICO modules including GL, AP, AR, Asset Accounting, Bank Accounting, and Controlling.
- Lead SAP MM and procurement configuration in S/4HANA including Inventory Management and Invoice Verification.
- Manage SAP Public Sector Grants Management (PSM-GM), Funds Management (FM), Budget Control System (BCS), and grant budgeting processes.
- Support SRM-to-S/4HANA and SAP Ariba transformation initiatives.
- Work on SAP Ariba integrations with S/4HANA using CIG or SAP Integration Suite.
- Conduct fit-gap analysis, requirement gathering, workshops, testing, UAT, cutover, and hypercare support.
- Support data migration activities including Business Partner conversion and open transactions migration.
- Ensure compliance with federal grant regulations and public sector financial processes.
- 10+ years of SAP consulting experience.
- Strong hands-on expertise in SAP FICO and SAP MM.
- Experience with at least 1 SAP S/4HANA implementation.
- 3+ years of SAP Public Sector experience with Grants Management (PSM-GM) and Funds Management (FM).
- Experience with SAP SRM and SRM-to-S/4HANA or Ariba migration projects.
- Hands-on SAP Ariba integration experience with S/4HANA.
- Strong knowledge of MM-FI-CO integrations and S/4HANA simplifications.
- SAP certifications in FICO, S/4HANA, or Public Sector.
- Experience with SAP Fiori, SAP Activate, BTP, and Clean Core concepts.
- Public sector or transit industry experience preferred.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills.
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