Cbsapac · Posted 8 months ago
SAP Consultant/ Senior Consultant - Finance (FI/CO) - Japanese Speaker
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Company Overview: cbs APAC is a leading international consultancy headquartered in Heidelberg, Germany.
We deliver high-end quality consulting and technology services to large industrial corporations that run SAP.
For more information about our company, please visit our website at cbs APAC .
Job Overview : We are looking for SAP Consultant/ Senior Consultant - Finance (FI/CO) - Japanese Speaker to be working on our Japan projects with the possibility of relocating to Japan.
Job Title: SAP Consultant/ Senior Consultant - Finance (FI/CO) Modules: P2DP, P2RFA, MP2C, D2P, R2A Locations: Japan (On-site), Malaysia (Hybrid), India (Hybrid), Indonesia (Remote), Philippines (Remote), Thailand (Remote), Vietnam (Remote) Working Mode: Flexible working arrangements (hybrid or remote) are available, and relocation to Japan is possible for selected candidates Added Input: Upon submission of your application, a link to a questionnaire specific to the applied role will be provided.
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Key Responsibilities: Configure SAP Finance modules (e.g., FI-GL, AP, AR, AA) to meet business needs.
Lead or support business workshops using finance and accounting terminology.
Apply knowledge of Japan-specific legal, tax, and reporting requirements in SAP solutions.
Perform data migration for finance-related master and transactional data.
Deliver high-quality project outcomes in collaboration with cross-functional teams.
Support pre-sales efforts including proposal development and client presentations.
Contribute to internal initiatives such as creating Japan-specific templates and documentation.
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