SAP ECC Cash Liquidity Management Consultant
- 5 Star Global Recruitment Partners
- Remote — United States
- Full Time
Job Description:We are seeking an experienced SAP ECC Cash Liquidity Management Consultant to lead the end-to-end implementation of the SAP CLM module, including design, configuration, testing, dashboards, and integration with FI, MM, and RE-FX.Key Responsibilities: Lead end-to-end implementation of SAP Cash and Liquidity Management as per project scope. Conduct business requirement workshops with finance and treasury stakeholders to define the TO-BE processes. Configure and customize SAP CLM, including integration with FI (APARGL), MM, and RE-FX. Assist in Design and implementation of dashboards for Cash Position (real-time balances, house bank analysis, daily deltas). Liquidity Forecast (forecasted inflows/outflows, comparison vs. actuals). Payment Execution Reconciliation (outgoing payments, blocked items aging, reconciliation gap analysis). Support data migration activities including mapping, transformation rules, validation, and reconciliation. Develop WRICEF objects (Workflows, Reports, Interfaces, Conversions, Enhancements, Forms) as needed. Prepare Business Blueprint documentation, configuration documents, and test scripts. Carry out and oversee Unit Testing, Integration Testing, and UAT with business teams. Conduct train-the-trainer sessions for staff. Support cutover activities, Go-Live, and hypercare (post-Go-Live support). Collaborate with onsite and offshore delivery teams under the defined project delivery model. Qualifications: 15 years SAP experience on Cash and Liquidity Management with at least 3 full lifecycle implementations. 7+ years of experience in SAP S/4HANA Enterprise Management - Finance - Treasury & Risk Management. Strong knowledge of FI (AP, AR, GL) and Treasury processes. Hands-on expertise in Cash Positioning, Liquidity Forecasting, Bank Accounting. Experience in WRICEF development and SAP BWBO dashboards. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills Originally posted on Himalayas