GN-I&E- High Tech Consultant

October 10, 2026

Job Title – SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA) Consultant for High Tech, , Global Network Management Level: Management Consultant Location: Bangalore, Gurgaon and Mumbai Must have skills: Strong expertise in SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA). Good to have skills: SAP BRIM Certification is an added advantage. Job Summary: We are looking for an SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA) Consultant with 5 to 9 years of S4 HANA experience. High-tech industry experience will have additional advantages. The candidate should possess analytical skills, market insights, and strategic thinking to assist our clients in achieving growth and transformation. Roles & Responsibilities: <ul><li> As a part of the Digital Core & Enterprise Transformation team, you will be expected to support ERP platforms-driven business design and assessment, including value assessment, business case creation, and business process re-engineering.</li><li> Assist with solutions for client challenges in the SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA) landscape, providing expert insight throughout the project lifecycle.</li><li> Problem-solving skills to identify, escalate, track and resolve issues on time</li><li> Effective presentation and communication skills are important.</li><li> Serve as an SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA) SME.</li><li> Assist with solutions for end-to-end request for proposal requests</li><li> Engage with clients to understand their requirements and scope, discover and define solutions, articulate business benefits and use cases, and develop a roadmap to achieve their objectives.</li><li> Develop innovative solution designs that leverage our extensive service offerings</li><li> Support our business development initiatives, collaborating with our teams in proposal generation, shaping the solution plan, and defining the delivery approach for SAP transformations.</li><li> Oversee S4 integrations, and assist in developing proof of concepts as required</li><li> Strong analytical skills for clarity and data insights. </li></ul>Professional & Technical Skills: <ul><li> Must have skills: Proficiency in SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA).</li><li> Advise clients on the SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA) processes based on leading industry practices and implementing new requirements.</li><li> Design, configure, and implement SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA) solutions aligned with client needs and industry best practices. Design, configure, and implement SAP BRIM (SOM, CI, FI-CA) aligned with client needs and industry best practices.</li><li> Support data migration, integration, and testing activities to ensure seamless solution deployment.</li><li> Collaborate with cross-functional teams including supply chain, manufacturing, and IT to ensure holistic solution delivery.</li><li> Provide post-implementation support, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement recommendations.</li><li> Document functional and technical specifications, process flows, and user manuals.</li><li> Analyze current business processes and identify areas for improvement</li><li> Provide training and support to client sales teams on order creation best practices</li><li> Ensure all client sales activities are documented and tracked in the system</li><li> Participate in the development of thought leadership content, including white papers and presentations on High-Tech industry topics </li></ul>Additional Information: About Our Company | Accenture (do not remove the hyperlink)

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