SAP Business One consultant

This SAP Business One consultancy need the very best SAP business one consultants.

This would suit an experienced SAP Business One consultant who wants to be treated as an adult and wants to see projects as the way through. If you need help with a specific module then you can get another consultant to help, but most of the time you will do it all yourself.

Senior SAP B1 Consultant (SAP B1, SAP Business One, SAP B1 Consultant, HANA, Crystal Reports) - Take your SAP B1 expertise to a leading consultancy.

A Senior SAP B1 Consultant (SAP B1, SAP Business One, SAP B1 Consultant, HANA, Crystal Reports) is required by a dynamic and expanding Microsoft Gold Partner and SAP Partner, they offer flexible home-based working, excellent career development, and the chance to work with leading-edge SAP B1 technologies.

You will need:

• Minimum 6 years of hands-on SAP B1 implementation, upgrade, training, and support experience

• SAP B1 Certification

• Strong SAP HANA and MS SQL experience

• Experience with Crystal Reports and SQL queries

• Proven ability in SAP B1 solution design and implementation

You'll have a clear pathways towards progression into leadership or solution architecture roles. they invest heavily in their people, offering development programs and ongoing mentoring tailored to your career goals.

Your day-to-day will include: Delivering end-to-end SAP B1 implementations, upgrades, and support services. You'll lead client workshops, create Blueprints and Scope documents, configure and customise SAP B1 (including Boyum B1UP and BPA), and manage on-site and remote client interactions. You will also contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and ensure all projects are delivered on time and within scope.

Why join ?

• £60,000 - £70,000 salary + £5,700 car allowance

• Home-based with occasional office visits in South Manchester

• Flexible working and supportive team culture

• Cutting-edge tech including SAP B1 HANA, BPA, Boyum B1UP

• Opportunities for certification and progression