Senior ERP Advisor

KPMG

31-07-2007 | EXPIRA LA 30-08-2007

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RESPONSABILITATI

- As Senior ERP Advisor in the IT Advisory Department, you will be mainly responsible for undertaking reviews of and advising clients on the use of IT Systems to maximize their effectiveness, integrity, reliability and security.
- You will be providing support to our external audit teams in the provision of IT controls reviews and providing specialist advice to clients.
- You will be managing smaller engagements, including planning and scoping, resourcing, staff management and reviewing the work of others or you will be working in a team on larger, more complex, engagements.
- You will be responsible for arranging and attending client engagement meetings, communicating with the client during engagements, carrying out risk and control assessments and preparing reports / memo's.


CERINTE

- Have 3-4 years experience in ERP implementations, ideally within a multinational environment;
- Have in-depth understanding of business processes;
- Have Bachelor’s degree in an appropriate field;
- Have excellent written and spoken English; other European languages will be considered a plus;
- Show high level of professional maturity and high degree of resourcefulness;
- Demonstrate excellent analytical skills;
- Have the ability to identify and resolve IT related business issues and provide innovative solutions (SAP, Oracle, Navision or Scala experience is an advantage).


DESCRIEREA FIRMEI

KPMG International is the coordinating entity for a global network of professional services firms, providing audit, tax, and advisory services, with an industry focus. The aim of KPMG member firms is to turn knowledge into value for the benefit of their clients, people, and the capital markets.
As part of KPMG’s Advisory Services, the IT Advisory practice helps our clients to manage technology related risks so they can meet strategic and financial goals. We understand the need to keep pace with technology and take advantage of the tremendous opportunities offered by technological innovation, but we are also aware of the risks involved and the responsibility at the Board level to control those risks.