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Principal Consultant, NSPB

Myers-Holum
Location
Remote, United States
Posted
10 days ago
Department
EPM
Salary
$130,000 - 160,000
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • 8-10+ years of relevant EPM, FP&A systems, or consulting experience
  • Undergraduate degree or MBA in Business, Finance, Accounting, Information Systems, or relevant field
  • Strong background in finance/accounting, FP&A processes, consulting and advisory services
  • Experience leading EPM implementations in a Solution Architect capacity
  • Hands-on NSPB implementation experience
  • Hands-on NetSuite experience and understanding of its data structures
Nice to have
  • Experience integrating NSPB specifically with NetSuite
What the job really is

The Principal Consultant for NSPB is responsible for leading the full lifecycle implementation of NSPB solutions integrated with NetSuite, addressing complex planning and performance management needs for clients. This role involves project phases from discovery to deployment, including designing multidimensional planning models and developing integrations. The consultant will also contribute to internal initiatives and may require flexible hours and limited travel based on project demands.

Benefits
  • Competitive base salary
  • Incentive pay
  • Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, vision, retirement plan, and paid time off
  • Full coverage for certification/exam fees
  • Career growth and upward mobility
  • Company medical insurance policy covering 100% of premiums with a ZERO deductible for employees in the United States
Things to weigh
  • Role may require flexibility in working hours, including nights and weekends
  • Limited travel expected based on client and project demands
  • Salary range provided is specific to candidates residing in the United States and may vary based on individual factors
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