SAP GTS Consultant
enzo tech groupSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
Location: Fully remote (Occasional international travel)
Timezone: EST
Rate: 400-430 USD per day
Duration: Full-time contract (12months+ duration)
We are supporting a leading global medical technology organisation undertaking a major ERP and SAP S/4HANA transformation. The business is looking for an experienced SAP GTS / Global Trade Business Partner to take ownership of its Global Trade workstream and act as the key link between business stakeholders and technical delivery teams.
Key responsibilities:
- Own and represent the business requirements for Global Trade
- Provide functional leadership across SAP GTS and intercompany processes
- Translate operational requirements into clear solutions for delivery teams
- Support integrations between SAP GTS and the wider ERP landscape
- Challenge technical decisions and ensure solutions meet business needs
- Coordinate stakeholders across business, functional and technical teams
- Remain accountable for the quality and outcome of the workstream
What we’re looking for:
- Strong SAP GTS and Global Trade process knowledge
- Experience supporting large ERP or S/4HANA transformation programmes
- Understanding of ERP integration and complex system landscapes
- Ability to bridge the gap between business and technical teams
- Strong stakeholder management and vendor-facing experience
- A track record of owning workstreams and driving successful outcomes
- Availability for occasional travel to the US, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic and other project locations
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