Concur Expense & Request Consultant

NewGen TechnologiesHerndon, VA

About The Position

This is a Client facing role for leading client discussions related to SAP Concur T&E processes. The selected candidate will provide business process expertise for SAP Concur Travel & Expense and lead discussions for design requirements, new functional capabilities, and process enhancements. They will provide expertise on expense processes and policies, work on creation of functional specifications/requirements, and support configuration testing.

Requirements

  • US Citizenship
  • MBI Clearance
  • 7+ years of Concur Travel & Expense implementation experience
  • In-depth knowledge of Concur configuration (travel, expense, reporting)
  • Experience in integrating Concur Expense with ERP, HR, and other apps (TripIt, ExpenseIT, fraud detection, risk, duty of care, SOS)
  • Familiarity with Federal Travel Regulations and credit card clearing process
  • Knowledge of industry regulations and compliance standards
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Effective communication skills
  • Ability to lead design workshops, gather requirements, and support testing and defect management
  • In-depth understanding of change impact on various user communities (managers, administrators, travelers)
  • Skills in Microsoft Excel and Word

Nice To Haves

  • SAP Concur certification is a plus
  • Certified Concur Travel Implementation and Configuration
  • Experience with E-Gov Travel Service (ETS)A system
  • Experience with GSA Travel reporting tool

Responsibilities

  • Provide business process expertise for SAP Concur Travel & Expense
  • Lead discussions for design requirements, new functional capabilities, and process enhancements
  • Provide expertise on expense processes and policies
  • Work on creation of functional specifications/requirements
  • Support configuration testing
  • Lead design workshops
  • Gather requirements
  • Support testing and defect management
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