As an ERP Consultant for Sage Intacct, you will engage clients, implement and customize solutions, deliver training, and optimize financial processes.
SWK Technologies is dedicated to enabling businesses to thrive by leveraging cutting-edge technology solutions. Our strategic approach focuses on understanding our clients' operational challenges and inefficiencies, allowing us to recommend and implement the most suitable solutions tailored to their specific needs. We aim to empower organizations that are ready for growth yet constrained by existing software and IT infrastructures.
As an ERP Consultant for Sage Intacct, you will be instrumental in guiding our clients through the journey of integrating this leading cloud-based financial management solution. Your expertise will help uncover opportunities to streamline processes, improve accuracy, and drive organizational efficiency. We are looking for an enthusiastic team player who is passionate about helping businesses harness the full potential of their technology solutions. Join us and make a significant difference in the financial operations of our clients.
Responsibilities- Engage with clients to understand their accounting and financial needs.
- Implement and customize Sage Intacct according to client specifications.
- Deliver training and ongoing support to clients to enhance their understanding and use of the platform.
- Analyze current financial processes and recommend best practices to optimize Sage Intacct usage.
- Collaborate with technical teams to ensure successful system integration and data migration.
- Stay current with Sage Intacct updates and industry trends to advise clients effectively.
Requirements
- Strong experience as a Sage Intacct Consultant.
- Deep knowledge of financial management and accounting principles.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to interact effectively with clients.
- Project experience, particularly with Sage Intacct implementation projects.
Benefits
- Full time role in a remote first workplace
- Dental, Life, Medical, Retirement, Vision
- Salary range is from $80,000-$115,000 annually and is dependent on experience and certifications
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