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Started by Cumberland Technologies
Wed, 11 Mar 1998 00:00
US- GA - SAP R/3 healthcare implementations
Author: Cumberland Technologies
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 00:00
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Atlanta branch of an internationalaccounting and management consulting firm is looking to staff its
world-wide SAP R/3 implementation teams with professionals experienced in the implementation of
SAP R/3 in pharmaceutical and/or healthcare related environments.
Prerequisites include 2 or more years of previous experience with SAP R/3 in a consulting
environment or within a major corporation working on SAP-based applications.
Applicants for management-level positions should also have a working knowledge of major
microcomputer-based project management, word processing, and presentation packages (MS-Project,
Word, and Powerpoint) and have either substantial prior management experience or have a track record
of assuming increasing responsibility in their previous positions. Professional verbal and
management presentation skills are required.
Light overnight travel required.
Compensation (DOE):
Staff: $65-$85K per year + Overtime + Bonus
Management: $85 -$120K + Bonus
Other available locations include: West Coast, Northeast, Southwest, and Central
(Please indicate a geographic preference in your reply if not Atlanta)
Respond in confidence to:
Peter Rehm
Cumberland Technologies
plrehm@mindspring.com
Atlanta, GA
Voice - 770-435-6663
Fax - 770-803-0289
WE ARE A CONFIDENTIAL AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE.
Your resume will not be submitted to any potential employer without your prior approval.
We would prefer submission of your resume via e-mail in either Microsoft Word format or ASCII text.
MS Word format is most preferred.
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