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Senior Manager Sap

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mam gruppeSpringfield (IL)

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About the role

We are looking for an experienced SAP Functional Leader to take ownership of functional delivery, production support and release stabilisation across a complex SAP S/4HANA environment. This is a senior leadership role, but it is not a hands‑off management position. You will lead and develop the SAP functional team while remaining close to the technology, reviewing configuration, troubleshooting complex issues, guiding solution design and stepping into the system when required. You will work across a broad S/4HANA landscape, with SAP (FI/CO) at the centre of the role, alongside SD, MM, PP, PM, Ariba, Fiori and integrations with both SAP and non‑SAP platforms. Key ResponsibilitiesLead the SAP functional team Provide hands‑on support for complex configuration, troubleshooting and production issues Take ownership of SAP production support, hypercare and post-release stabilisation Drive a clean-core approach, prioritising standard SAP functionality, configuration and Fiori Oversee functional integrations between S/4HANA, Ariba, SuccessFactors & third-party platforms Establish and manage operational KPIs, SLAs, incident standards and SAP support processes Partner with business stakeholders to translate process requirements into scalable SAP solutions Lead, mentor and develop SAP functional analysts, senior analysts and external consultants Your Background 10+ years of SAP experience within complex enterprise environments Strong hands‑on experience with SAP S/4HANA Functional expertise: FI/CO, including: General Ledger, AP, AR, Fixed Assets and Product Costing Understanding of SAP functional architecture, configuration and cross-module integration Experience leading SAP functional teams, including direct or matrix leadership responsibility Ability to remain technically hands‑on and work directly within SAP when required

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