SAP Senior Director
enzo tech groupSavannah (GA)
SAP Senior Director
Posted 3 days ago
enzo tech groupSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Senior Director, SAP & Enterprise Transformation
Location: United States Remote
Reporting to: VP of SAP
Compensation: Up to $320,000 base + bonus + stock options
Travel: Regional and occasional international travel
A global organisation is seeking a Senior Director to lead SAP transformation and support business expansion across the Americas. Reporting to the VP of SAP, you will shape the regional SAP roadmap, oversee S/4HANA programmes and lead the integration of acquired businesses. This role combines strategic leadership, programme oversight and the development of internal SAP capability.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead SAP transformation, modernisation and post-merger integration across the Americas.
Partner with senior executives to define technology priorities and investment decisions.
Build internal SAP capability and develop the regional operating model and Centre of Excellence.
Manage systems integrators and technology partners, ensuring delivery quality and cost control.
Oversee programme budgets, governance, resources, risks and milestones.
Standardise processes supporting manufacturing, supply chain, logistics and finance.
Candidate Profile:
An experienced SAP leader with a track record of delivering large-scale S/4HANA transformation within complex international organisations. Experience leading acquisition integration, developing teams and managing senior stakeholders and delivery partners is highly relevant.
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