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Technical Program Manager (TPM) - SAP Finance

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yochanaDenver (CO)

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$120,000 - $135,000 per year

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About the role

Technical Program Manager (TPM) - SAP Finance
Location: Redmond, WA region preferred, if only not found, Remote with PST time work is okay The pay range for this role is $120k - $135k per annum Ex Microsoft
Role Summary: We are looking for a TPM with strong SAP Finance experience to lead platform migration, data lake retirement, and cross-team delivery on Azure-based SAP programs.
Required Skills:
  • Hands-on experience with SAP BW/4HANA and S/4HANARecent experience leading large SAP transformation programs
  • Strong technical program management skills
  • Good understanding of Azure platform and data architecture
  • Ability to drive discussions with business and engineering teams
Preferred Skills: Azure Fabric & OneLakeADLS Gen2Exposure to AI / analytics initiatives
Key Responsibilities:
  • Lead sprint planning and program execution
  • Own demand intake and requirements gathering
  • Define and prioritize Unified Platform scope of work
  • Identify dependencies and remove delivery blockers
  • Drive BODS retirement and consumer sign-offs
  • Support FDL OneLake and EDL retirement initiatives
  • Migrate BW/4HANA datasets to Unified Platform/FDLSupport SAP Domain AI Agent efforts (as applicable)

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