Job Responsibilities Review Business Process the effectiveness of Credit Life Cycle & ensure the collection activities / performance are being conducted effectively to achieve maximum results. Continuous coaching and guiding team for high quality / productivity of job assigned and proactively takes steps to solving issues that could prevent timely collections. To coordinate and participate in user requirement and system design meetings and workshop. To ensure timely and successful implementation of business solution related to Financial & Contract Account Management for new requirements, optimization on business processes and system functionalities and performance tuning. To ensure readiness and accuracy of key critical financial reports. To ensure continuous support for quarterly and yearly audit activities relating to revenue on sales of electricity and IT. To provide support and advice on Financial & Contract Account related processes, programs, reports, etc. to internal users (e.g. Business Process Owner, end users). Job Description & Skillset Requirement SAP FICA (Contract Accounting) Billing in Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable Knowledge of integration between SAP FICA and FICO. Experience with S4 HANA is a huge plus Good FI-CA (or equivalent industry specific FI-CA based sub-ledger e.g. (FI-CA in IS-U) knowledge and understanding of business process requirements and capabilities with other key SAP integrated components (i.e. FI-CO, FSCM, BI, SD). At least two implementations on FI-CA based sub-ledger in relevant industry Integration knowledge FI-CA and SAP S4 HANA. Knowledge and familiarity in the use of FI-CAs event-based technology, along with familiarity in ABAP and workflow capabilities Understanding of basic concepts of FICA: Charts of Accounts, Main & Sub Configurations, Reconciliation Key, Transfers to FI-GL, etc. Understanding of basic FICA processes such as Dunning, Write Off, Interest Calculations, Different payment methods, etc. Hands-on experience on resolving production issues and batch job failures.