SAP PaPM Finance Analyst

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CapgeminiFinance and Consulting

Mexico. Brazil. Argentina. ColombiaFull-TimeMiddle

SalaryCompetitive salary and performance-based bonuses.

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Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.
3+ years of experience in FP&A, Corporate Controlling, Cost Accounting, or Management Consulting.
Deep understanding of activity-based costing (ABC), transfer pricing, margin analysis, and IFRS.
Hands-on experience configuring SAP PaPM (formerly FS-PER) functions (Allocations, Conversions, Derivations, Views).
Familiarity with S/4HANA Finance, SAP HANA studio, and SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC).

Responsibilities

Configure calculation functions, allocation rules, and formulas within SAP PaPM.
Create end-to-end profitability, cost allocation, and transfer pricing models.
Update and optimize drivers, cost pools, and allocation keys based on business changes.
Validate that PaPM outputs reconcile perfectly with the general ledger and financial statements.
Execute what-if scenarios, forecasting models, and margin analyses for business units.
Analyze multi-dimensional profitability data to find cost-saving opportunities.
Partner with SAP HANA Data Engineers to source, map, and clean data from SAP ERP and non-SAP systems.
Collaborate with BI teams to create executive dashboards and reports using SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) and Fiori.

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