SAP Consultant/Digital Learning Specialist

Centre People Appointments
London
1 year ago
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TYPE: Permanent, fulltime
WORKING HOURS: 9:0017:30 from Monday to Friday
SALARY: Depending on experience
START: ASAP
LOCATION: London

SAP Consultant/Digital Learning Specialist RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. SAP Application Support
•Provide second level support professionally and efficiently with third level support
•Troubleshoot and manage resolution of operational problems for SAP and related business applications
•Define business requirements discussing with end users and convey them to 3rd line support in technical language
•Manage change process to meet business requirements working closely with 3rd line support
•Perform technical diagnoses and fix and resolve issues either remotely or onsite at customers’ offices
•Create and submit SAP service reports every mouth to customers

2. SAP Project
•Assist in design and implementation work for customers’ SAP implementation/transition projects
•Create/update user manual and carry out necessary trainings for users
•Assist in creating UAT scenario for users and handle enquires raised by users during UAT
•Provide ‘hypercare’ support after system GoLive
•Manage project schedule and issues raised during project period with project management tools
•Keep close communications with all stakeholders to run projects smoothly
•Manage off/nearshore/3rd party vendors that work for them

3.Digital Training
•Provide customers’ management and endusers with IT/digital transformation related lectures onsite and remotely mainly for enhancing customers’ digital literacy covering Data analysis and Generative AI tools
•Design and create concise training materials in documents and videos for endusers
•Lead planning, scheduling, and holding customers’ digital transformation training related activities
•Motivate end users drawing their interests through following and examining trend and new features of technologies

4. Data Analysis User Support
•Comprehend business objectives to make recommendations to create Power BI reports
•Consult Power BI reports creation
•Assist and optimise Datamart creation for required Power BI report
•Come up with plans to automate business processes with MS365 tools; closely work with relevant stakeholders and implement a project
•By reviewing the implementation, make suggestions for future projects and improve the processes

5.Generative AI tool/LLM Creation Support
•Come up with plans to create effective and specific LLM (Large Language Model) on Microsoft platform; closely work with relevant stakeholders and implement a project
•By reviewing the implementation, make suggestions for future projects and improve the models

6.Assist Presales Activities
•Assist creating presales/proposal documents related with SAP and services

7.Customer Management
•Manage customers’ requirements and wishes for both technical and nontechnical in English
•Cooperate with our partners and provide excellent customer service
•Report customer’s complaint or any problems to Supervisor / Line Manager immediately

8.Standard Company Policy
•Read, understand, and comply with all company policies and procedures
•Minimize security and quality incidents

SAP Consultant/Digital Learning Specialist Ideal Candidate:
•Experience of SAP support role
•Knowledge of SAP (FI): Certificate of SAP S/4 HANA for Financial Accounting Associates or equivalent
•Basic knowledge and understanding of software development languages, including SQL
•Basic knowledge of BI tools
•Business level of English and languages
•Excellent Interpersonal Skills
•Accounting skills
•Other skills: project management, documentation (for customer training and other SAP project/support related) and presentation
•Basic Knowledge of SAP SD/MM functions and operations would be advantageous
•Knowledge of MS365 Power Platform: Power BI, Power Automate and Power Apps would be advantageous
•Some understanding of Japanese culture and Japanese language would be advantageous

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