SAP DRC

You will be expected to exhibit expertise in configuring SAP S/4 HANA, with a specific focus on FI modules such as General Ledger Accounting and Taxation. Your responsibilities will include handling invoice-related processes, including the creation of electronic documentation and subsequent reconciliation procedures. Additionally, you will be responsible for managing data preparation and submission for electronic invoicing implementation. It is essential to administer reconciliation and statutory reporting of electronic invoicing processes to ensure compliance with periodic reporting requirements. You will also be required to perform corrections and efficiently manage compliance-related statutory reporting tasks. Demonstrating knowledge and practical application of sound workflow management techniques is crucial for this role. To qualify for this position, you should hold a Bachelor's or Master's degree in relevant fields such as Software Engineering, Information Technology, Business Administration (MBA), Computer Applications (MCA), Chartered Accountancy (CA), or Cost and Works Accountancy (CWA). You must possess hands-on expertise in SAP S/4 Hana project execution, particularly focusing on Document and Reporting Compliance (DRC). Successful completion of at least one end-to-end implementation project within the SAP DRC framework is required. Demonstrated proficiency in SAP taxation processes (direct and indirect), with an added advantage in tax system integrations, is essential. You should be able to execute SAP E-invoicing and effectively handle country-specific reporting requirements. Showcase advanced knowledge of document and reporting compliance management practices and exhibit familiarity with Scrum methodologies to leverage practical experience for project workflows. Key Skills: electronic invoicing, statutory reporting, workflow management, data replication, document and reporting compliance (DRC), SAP DRC, SAP S/4 HANA, tax system integrations, general ledger accounting, Scrum methodologies, reconciliation, SAP, taxation,