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K Anand Corporation

SAP S/4HANA Supply Chain Solution Architect : Onsite to Plano TX

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An SAP Architect works with businesses to design SAP (Systems Applications and Products) computer software programs to address business needs. Completes analysis to help a business determine how SAP programs can be used or improved. Designs and implements new programs or customizes existing programs. Provides product support and training for SAP programs.

$142,162 / year median in Texas

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

Title:
SAP S/4HANA
Supply Chain Solution Architect Location:
Onsite to
Plano TX Job Type:
Contract Role Experience:
16+ Years
JOB DESCRIPTION
: Lead end-to-end solution architecture for
SAP S/4HANA
Supply Chain transformation and implementation programs. Analyze business requirements and translate them into scalable
SAP S/4HANA
solutions. Design integrated supply chain processes across Define solution architecture, integration architecture, process flows, and technical/functional design. Drive SAP ECC to S/4HANA transformation, including fit-to-standard, process harmonization, simplification, and adoption of SAP best practices. Lead workshops with business stakeholders, process owners, functional teams, technical teams, and system integrators. Ensure seamless integration between Supply Chain and Finance, Sales, Manufacturing, Procurement, and external systems. Design integration using SAP BTP, APIs, OData, IDocs, RFCs, middleware, and event-driven integration where appropriate. Evaluate existing processes and identify opportunities for standardization, automation, and optimization.