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Prabhu Mandhar Kamble is a business data analyst, entrepreneur, and Hult International Business School MBA graduate based in the U.S. With a strong foundation in data analytics, product strategy, and business operations, Prabhu brings both vision and execution to every project he undertakes. He is currently contributing to the development of a blue-collar job-tech mobile app designed to bridge the gap between workers and reliable employers—a mission rooted in solving everyday challenges through real, user-focused technology. Prabhu’s work spans across business insights, digital transformation, mobile solutions, and workforce innovation. At Trine IT Inc., he plays an active role in building impactful applications that are not only technically sound but socially meaningful. His past experience includes leading operations, managing data-heavy projects, and contributing to digital product development. A believer in inclusive tech, he uses blogging to share ideas, challenges, and strategies that matter. He writes about blue-collar hiring gaps, social impact through tech, leadership, and the human side of data. He believes in building with purpose, growing with integrity & connect.

Monday, May 11, 2015

People Soft Finance Functional: : Dallas TX FOR 12+ months contract

Job description:

Role:  PS Finance Functional

Location: Dallas TX

Duration: 12+ months

Rate: Open

 

 

Job Description

• A minimum of 10 to 12 years working in a functional/business analyst role supporting financial systems.

• Combined minimum of 8 years of operational experience with PeopleSoft Financials 8.4 through 9.2.

• 2+ full PeopleSoft Financials/SCM upgrade mandatory

• Worked as Financials Functional Lead 2+ implementation and/or upgrade projects.

• Exemplified superior knowledge in understanding of business requirements, processes and implementation approaches for four or more of the following PeopleSoft Financials/SCM modules:  General Ledger, Accounts Payable, and Expense along with Accounts Receivables, Billing, Purchasing, eProcurement and Asset Management. 

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