Manager - Finance Transformation - Japanese Client Services - SEA 1
About this position
At Deloitte, we are seeking talented individuals for the Manager - Finance Transformation - Japanese Client Services - SEA position, aimed at helping Japanese companies leverage cloud technology for growth in Southeast Asia. Our purpose is to make a significant impact on our clients and communities, fostering a culture of respect and inclusion.
Responsibilities
• With the rise of hyperscalers, cloud services have evolved to the point where leveraging cloud technology is now the norm.
• For businesses to successfully transform, utilizing cloud technology has become essential.
• Our Engineering unit provides comprehensive support, from cloud strategy formulation to implementation and adoption, with the goal of maximizing the cloud’s capabilities and ensuring successful business transformation for our clients.
• We design and support the implementation of comprehensive systems to drive clients' business transformations using cloud technology:
• Cloud Strategy & Architecture: Providing end-to-end support from the formulation to execution of cloud strategies, helping clients rapidly secure a competitive advantage in their evolving business landscapes. We also assist in establishing organizational functions to maximize cloud usage, alongside strategic planning.
• Platform & Development - API Strategy & Management: Supporting the full lifecycle of API usage, from strategy development and architectural design to monitoring API operations, to help clients realize their business ecosystems.
• Platform & Development - Engineering: Designing cloud architectures using AWS and GCP and building container application development.
Requirements
• We seek talented individuals driven to excel and innovate, working together to achieve our shared goals.
• Our division has seen steady growth over the past three years, with a marked increase in projects focused on establishing seamless global management and enhancing management transparency, especially since COVID-19.
• Japanese companies are increasingly keen to invest in Southeast Asia, and consultations on technology-driven transformations are on the rise.