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SAP O2C Solution Architect

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spiceorb talent hunt expertsSan Jose (CA)

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Required Skills: SAPO2COrder To Cash BillingInvoicingS/4 HanaProsERPAUPCPQSaasOrder Management
Job Description: SAP O2C Solution Architect(Order to Cash) Order-to-Cash (O2C) Solution Architect System / Landscape SAP S/4HANA Order-to-Cash, Billing & Integration with other SAP & non-SAP systems in Commerce, CRM, provisioning.
Role Objectives: Support the M&A & other large enterprise transformation & integration programs by driving end-to-end architecture across the O2C domain. Enable Fit-Gap analysis, define initial end-state architecture, and align M&A integrations with Customer platforms and SAP S/4HANA landscape. Accountability Own O2C architecture design for the M&A systems integrations Support Fit-Gap analysis & workshop sessions for discovery & solutioning Align with SAP enterprise standards Drive cross-functional collaboration. Work Tasks and Responsibilities Lead the Architecture & Design to help Define O2C architecture. Identify integration points Participate in Fit-Gap analysis & discovery sessions Translate business requirements into architecture Enable Collaboration with program stakeholders Work with Product, Engineering, CRM and Provisioning teams Support early implementation and onboarding
Required Skills and Experience:
  • 12+ years of SAP O2C experience, with 3+ years of SAP S/4HANA Order to Cash (O2C) Billing & invoicing experience.
  • Subscription order management & architecture
  • Pricing Experience SaaS / subscription models 5+ years of Provisioning experience Additional
Preferred skills: o Migrating O2C processes from Oracle to SAP.Reporting Structure SS BCDD Project ContextSEMrush integration initiative within Order-to-Cash domain. Supports Fit-Gap analysis and integration execution with Customer platforms.
Duration / Hiring Context: Contractor role, initial 6 months. Additional Notes- Requires immediate contribution in joint collaboration session

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