Senior Implementation Consultant - Board EPM (US/Canada only)

This is a remote position and can be located anywhere in the US or Canada.

What will my role be?

• Lead end-to-end Board EPM solution implementations, including requirements gathering, design, configuration, testing, deployment, and user enablement.


• Translate FP&A processes (Budgeting, Forecasting, Consolidations, Reporting) into scalable Board models.


• Facilitate client workshops, discovery sessions, and process design interviews.


• Manage project timelines, deliverables, and client expectations.


• Collaborate with PMO, solution architects, and technical team members to ensure successful delivery.


• Create executive-level documentation, dashboards, and training materials.


• Support continuous improvement of delivery methodology and internal accelerators.

What’s required?

• Minimum 4 years experience implementing Board EPM solution in a consulting environment (required)


• FP&A experience


• Strong knowledge of corporate budgeting/forecasting, financial modeling, and performance reporting


• Ability to translate business requirements into functional system design


• Strong Excel and data modeling skills


• Strong understanding of managerial accounting


• Excellent communication and presentation skills

What would set me apart?

• Board certification


• SQL or scripting experience


• Experience with enterprise clients.

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US or Canadian Citizens or Green Card holders are encouraged to apply.  We are unable to offer sponsorship at this time.

About Quisitive​

​With significant growth since 2016, Quisitive is rapidly progressing our vision of becoming the leading global Microsoft partner as we continue to expand across the United States, Canada and India. With a diversified delivery model that includes both nearshore and offshore capabilities, our team of Microsoft experts delivers cloud solutions, artificial intelligence and business applications that transform our clients’ businesses and achieve remarkable business outcomes. ​