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FIS Quantum/Echos Support Consultant

X4 Technology
Nottingham
1 month ago
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A leading global consultancy are offering the opportunity for an experienced FIS Quantum / Echos Support Consultant to join one of their Fortune 100 client on a major transformation program. This is an excellent opportunity to join a world-class treasury technology environment, providing end-to-end support for FIS Quantum and Echos treasury management systems.


In this role, you will take ownership of system integrity and static data maintenance, ensuring seamless treasury operations across a complex, global environment. You’ll work closely with internal treasury teams, IT, and external vendors to troubleshoot, maintain, and enhance Quantum and Echos functionality.


Key Responsibilities

  • Provide comprehensive support for FIS Quantum and Echos treasury management systems.
  • Maintain and manage static data within the Quantum environment to ensure system consistency and accuracy.
  • Troubleshoot and resolve Enterprise Workflow Framework (EWF) issues, including authoring and fixing workflows.
  • Collaborate with treasury stakeholders to ensure smooth operation of In-House Banking, Cash Forecasting, and Intercompany Settlement processes.
  • Support and optimise bank statement and cashflow interfaces, ensuring timely and accurate data flow.
  • Configure and troubleshoot Cash Xplorer to enhance cash visibility and reporting.
  • Work with Oracle / SQL Server databases, writing and optimising SQL queries for data analysis and issue resolution.
  • Apply working knowledge of GoldenGate and Datapipelines for data integration and replication.
  • Ensure all support activities align with SOX compliance and internal audit standards.
  • Utilise FIS support tools, including the FIS ticketing system, to track, document, and resolve incidents efficiently.


Requirements

  • 5+ years’ hands-on experience with FIS Quantum and Echos treasury management systems.
  • Proven experience in static data maintenance within financial or treasury applications.
  • Proficiency in Oracle / SQL Server database concepts and SQL query authoring.
  • Solid understanding of treasury processes, including In-House Banking, Cash Forecasting, and Intercompany Settlement.
  • Experience with bank statement interfaces, cashflow integrations, and Cash Xplorer configuration.
  • Familiarity with GoldenGate and Datapipelines technologies.
  • Strong working knowledge of SOX compliance within financial systems.
  • Excellent problem-solving, analytical, and communication skills.
  • Previous experience in a consultancy or large-scale corporate environment is highly advantageous.


This role is a 6 month FTC with the salary range flexible depending on experience £50-110k. They are also looking for candidates to start immediately.


Please apply for instant consideration!

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