SAP Solution Architect
$150,400 - $390,500 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150,400 - $390,500 per year
About the role
- Lead opportunity qualification, discovery, solution strategy, estimation, proposals and executive presentations for complex digital procurement programs.
- Translate client priorities into a transformation vision, target architecture, value case, roadmap and delivery model.
- Serve as lead Solution Architect for ZIP and/or GEP transformations across the S2P lifecycle, owning architecture decisions and design integrity.
- Lead current-state assessment and future-state design across intake and orchestration, supplier onboarding, sourcing, contracting, risk, purchasing, invoicing, payments and analytics.
- Define the solution blueprint, including configuration, integrations, identity and access, data migration, master data, reporting, controls, non-functional requirements and release strategy.
- Evaluate how native, embedded and adjacent AI capabilities can improve user experience, decision-making, automation, insights and controls, while identifying dependencies and risks.
- Facilitate design authority and architecture governance, manage key trade-offs and prevent unnecessary customization.
- Lead programs through mobilization, design, build, testing, deployment, adoption, stabilization and value realization, with clear governance, risk management and executive reporting.
- Maintain accountability for scope, quality, client experience and commercial performance across regions, business units and third-party providers.
- Lead, coach and develop managers, architects, consultants and specialists, and contribute to sales, revenue, pipeline and account growth.
- Skills And Attributes For Success
- To thrive in this role, you will combine executive client leadership with sound architecture judgment and strong commercial and delivery discipline. You will:
- Build executive trust and connect transformation decisions to measurable business outcomes.
- Make clear, defensible trade-offs across process, platform, data, integration, security, AI, controls, cost and speed.
- Shape winnable solutions and manage delivery economics.
- Create alignment and accountability across global teams while protecting quality, scope and risk.
- Develop talent, give direct feedback and build collaborative, inclusive teams.
- Adapt complex messages for Procurement, IT, delivery teams and executives without losing precision.
- To qualify for the role, you must have:
- Deep functional and technical knowledge of Source-to-Pay processes, operating models, data, integrations, controls and technology architecture.
- Deep knowledge of ZIP and/or GEP, including platform capabilities, configuration concepts, integration patterns and AI-enabled functionality.
- At least 2-3 full implementation cycles in a senior program lead or solution architect role on complex ZIP and/or GEP programs.
- Demonstrated experience architecting and delivering complex global procurement transformations across multiple functions, regions and enterprise systems.
- Experience leading sales pursuits, including solution strategies, estimates, roadmaps, proposals and client workshops.
- Experience communicating with Procurement and IT stakeholders, from process owners and architects to C-suite sponsors.
- Demonstrated people leadership, including team development, performance coaching, resource management and accountability for delivery and sales goals.
- Ability to work in person at an EY office and/or client location up to 50% of the time, based on client and project needs.
- Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without the need for employer sponsorship, now and in the future.
- Ideally, you'll also have:
- Hands-on experience across more than one ZIP or GEP module or capability area.
- Experience integrating procurement platforms with ERP, identity, master data, risk, contract, finance and analytics solutions.
- Experience establishing architecture governance, design authority or solution assurance for large transformation programs.
- Knowledge of responsible AI, data governance, security, privacy and controls relevant to enterprise AI adoption.
- Experience developing digital procurement offerings, accelerators, demonstrations or alliance-led go-to-market programs.
- Relevant platform certifications and a bachelor's degree in business, supply chain, information systems, engineering or a related field; advanced degree preferred.
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