Job Title: SAP Concur
Invoice Functional Consultant (Senior)
Job Type
Full-Time
Job Location
Remote with occasional travel
Job Summary
- Genesis Consulting is seeking an experienced Senior SAP Concur
- Invoice Functional Consultant to support a public-sector Accounts Payable
- Invoice Process Automation initiative.
- The consultant will support the transformation of an
- existing Accounts Payable environment by helping automate the end-to-end
- invoice lifecycle, including invoice capture, validation, workflow, approvals,
- exception management, and integration with ERP and financial systems.
- The ideal candidate will have strong hands-on SAP Concur
- Invoice implementation and configuration experience, combined with a solid
- understanding of Accounts Payable processes, invoice automation, financial
- controls, and ERP integrations. Experience working with complex organizations
- and high-volume invoice environments is highly desirable.
Requirements
- ·Minimum 5+ years of SAP Concur experience,
- including strong hands-on Concur Invoice implementation and configuration
- experience.
- ·Experience with full-lifecycle Concur Invoice
- implementations from requirements through go-live and production support.
- ·Strong understanding of Accounts Payable,
- invoice automation, approvals, matching, and exception management.
- ·Experience integrating Concur with SAP, Oracle,
- PeopleSoft, or other ERP/financial systems.
- ·Experience with vendor master data, purchase
- orders, accounting data, and invoice processing.
- ·Experience with data mapping, functional
- specifications, system integration, SIT and UAT.
- ·Strong client-facing, analytical,
- problem-solving, and communication skills.
- ·Public-sector or large enterprise
- implementation experience preferred.
Minimum Education
·Bachelor’s Degree
Required Certifications
·Concur Invoice CIP or equivalent certication
preferred.
Other
·Ability to work remote and occasionally travel as needed (Estimated at
Once per Quarter)
Job description provided by Genesis Consulting.
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