SAP Technical Architect / Technical Project Manager
My FMCG client is seeking a SAP Technical Architect / Technical Project Manager to support enterprise-wide SAP transformation initiatives, with a strong focus on enterprise integrations and finance-led workstreams.
This role sits one level below the Programme Manager and is responsible for owning and delivering complex SAP integration landscapes - Specifically S/4 HANA. The successful candidate will be a hands-on delivery leader - technically credible, financially literate, and comfortable operating in a large, global, matrixed environment.
Essential Skills
Understanding of:
SAP integration (CPI/BTP/PI/PO)
Architecture principles
How systems connect
SAP S/4HANA Transformation Experience:
Hands-on experience with:
ECC ? S/4HANA migration OR
Greenfield S/4HANA implementations
Experience managing:
Ability to speak confidently with architectsBachelor’s degree (BA or BS) is required. Master’s degree is a plus and will be considered.Certification in project management (e.g., CAPM, PMP, or Agile certifications) Strong SAP Integration skillsStrong experience overseeing SAP Architecture, specifically within S/4Hana integrationsHistory of supporting SAP Architecture ProjectsA minimum of 8 years of PM experienceA minimum of 5 years managing large/global projects Ability to develop an integrated project plan across multiple workstreams and drive project delivery from itAbility to create the reporting in the SAP Architecture landscape
The role can be worked fully remotely from the UK and I have interview slots ready to be filled so don’t delay and apply ASAP
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