Field Service & EAM Transformation Consultant
Infosys
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Job summary
Infosys is seeking a Domain Consultant 3 to empower utilities with transformed asset management and field service operations. You will conduct advanced business analysis, evaluate IT solutions, and craft comprehensive architectures to guide strategic technology decisions for clients in the utilities sector.
The role emphasizes integration of FSM and EAM platforms, scalable design, and leadership in delivering modernization across Transmission, Distribution, Gas, Water, and Vegetation Management
Qualifications
- Experience in Utilities EAM and/or FSM with asset management and field workforce solutions.
- Experience with asset lifecycle management, maintenance, and planning.
- Ability to design integrated EAM–FSM operating models across utility domains.
- Understanding of work order lifecycle and regulatory reporting.
- Experience integrating FSM/EAM with SAP, Maximo, Oracle Utilities, and other systems.
Responsibilities
- Perform business analysis to identify strategic opportunities within the domain.
- Evaluate IT solutions and guide technology decisions for clients.
- Create documentation and articulate technical concepts for stakeholders.
- Research third-party products and assess features and integration capabilities.
- Create solution architectures and scalable diagrams for current infrastructure.
- Lead technical implementation and maintenance strategies for long-term reliability.
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Job description
Infosys is seeking a Domain Consultant 3 to empower utilities with transformed asset management and field service operations. You will conduct advanced business analysis, evaluate IT solutions, and craft comprehensive architectures to guide strategic technology decisions for clients in the utilities sector.
The role emphasizes integration of FSM and EAM platforms, scalable design, and leadership in delivering modernization across Transmission, Distribution, Gas, Water, and Vegetation Management
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