SAP Finance Systems Analyst (SAP FICO)

We are looking for a SAP Finance Systems Analyst (SAP FICO) to join our FP&A team for project implementations in our SAP Finance Solutions division (SAP Group Reporting). This role will contribute to configuration, solution design, data migration, testing, cutover and hypercare. <br><br><strong>Who Are We?<br><br></strong><strong>Decision Inc. is a global digital partner that enables businesses to reinvent themselves to realise their full potential.<br><br></strong>We deliver agility, resilience, and intelligence to any enterprise, enabling them to adapt quickly and thrive through innovation and opportunity. Our teams have engaged with more than 400 clients globally over the past 15 years, providing them with the expertise to build, operate, and optimise their digital businesses.<br><br>We achieve this by leveraging the worlds best technology to drive our clients business ambitions forward into tomorrow's reality. These technologies include but are not limited to: Microsoft, SAP, Qlik, Snowflake, Alteryx, Automation Anywhere, and Workday Adaptive Insights.<br><br>Our success is ultimately driven by our entrepreneurial culture, industry exposure, and the passion of our people. We have three key cross-functional teams – Functional and Specialist Consulting, Development, and Engineering teams. Based in four global offices, our exceptional consultants focus on delivering value to clients by keeping them at the centre of our service delivery. To find out more about our exciting fast-paced culture visit: Careers at Decision Inc.<br><br><strong>What Will You Do?<br><br></strong>Key Responsibility:<br><br><ul><li>Assist in data requirements gathering.</li><li>Design and implement reporting solutions across SAP Finance Platform.</li><li>Contribute to the solution design, configuration oversight, and end-to-end delivery.</li><li>Drive all data migration activities, including mapping, mock conversions, validations, and reconciliations.</li><li>Lead and coordinate testing cycles (SIT, UAT), cutover planning, and hypercare support.</li><li>Partner closely with the DT team to ensure a controlled and seamless integration aligned to governance, SOX, and release-management requirements.</li><li>Troubleshoot complex FI/CO / Group Reporting issues, ensuring accuracy of postings, master data, period-end processes, and reconciliation outcomes.</li><li>Document functional designs, migration logic, process flows, and assumptions in a clear and auditable manner.</li><li>Key output is to implement a SAP Group Reporting consolidation solution from inception to successful. <br><br><br></li></ul><strong>Who Do You Need to Be?<br><br></strong><ul><li>Experienced SAP ECC FI/CO specialist with approximately 5 years experience.</li><li>Prior experience with SAP BPC Consolidations an advantage</li><li>Deep functional understanding of FI/CO processes—master data, postings, month-end close, reconciliations, and integration touchpoints.</li><li>Proven track record delivering M&A integrations, ECC consolidation projects.</li><li>Strong data migration capability, including mapping, conversion strategy, execution, and reconciliation under tight timelines.</li><li>Solid project delivery experience in complex financial transformation implementations.</li><li>Experienced in operating within controlled environments (governance, change and release management).</li><li>A structured problem-solver with strong analytical skills and the ability to navigate pressure during complex cutovers.</li><li>Clear communicator able to collaborate with finance, integration teams, and executive stakeholders.</li><li>Highly organised, detail-driven, and comfortable collaborating with multiple workstreams simultaneously.<br></li></ul>

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