SAP Financial Products Subledger (FPSL)

This is a remote position.

Key Responsibilities

Monitor and resolve L1/L2 incidents in the FPSL environment within defined SLA windows; escalate L3 issues to onshore lead with full root cause documentation

Execute approved configuration changes in FPSL — posting schemas, accounting rules, product type setup — following signed-off functional specifications

Perform unit testing, regression testing, and defect tracking for all enhancement changes prior to onshore review

Maintain and update AMS runbooks, configuration workbooks, and known-error database entries

Support period-end closing activities including subledger reconciliation checks and posting log analysis

Prepare daily/weekly status reports and incident summaries for onshore review and client reporting

Participate in overlap calls with the onshore team for knowledge transfer, sprint planning, and change coordination

Manage SAP transport requests and coordinate system refresh activities per approved change management procedures

Working Hours

IST hours (2:00 pm - 10:00 pm)

Required Experience

3+ years hands-on SAP FPSL configuration experience; prior AMS or production support preferred

Working knowledge of FPSL posting logic: posting schema, event categories, result type mapping, and accounting rules

Familiarity with SAP S/4 HANA GL integration and the Universal Journal (ACDOCA)

Experience working in an ITIL-based AMS environment with SLA adherence and formal incident management processes

Strong written communication in English; able to produce clear technical documentation

Comfortable in a team structure with an onshore functional lead and direct client interaction during overlap hours

Preferred Qualification

SAP S/4HANA or FPSL certification

Experience with financial products in banking or insurance (loans, deposits, securities)

Exposure to IFRS 9 / IFRS 17 accounting requirements

Familiarity with ServiceNow or JIRA for incident and change management

Prior experience supporting US-based clients in an offshore model

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