SAP Technology Architecture Senior Manager – S/4HANA Migration
pwcRaleigh (NC)
SAP Technology Architecture Senior Manager – S/4HANA Migration
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pwcRaleigh (NC)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
As a SAP Technology Architecture Senior Manager, lead SAP architecture work to shape migration strategies and future-state landscapes within Advisory. Drive large initiatives with strategic oversight, guiding teams through ambiguity while maintaining discipline and clear client communication. Advise on SAP architecture, support S/4HANA migration planning and execution, and align application design with business objectives. Work with cross-functional teams to deliver scalable, integrated SAP solutions that enable core ERP and finance transformations. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities:
Lead SAP S/4HANA migration architecture planning across finance technology transformation programs Design target-state SAP landscapes supporting ERP, finance, customer, and supply chain Guide installation, configuration, administration, and support of SAP platforms Translate client requirements into scalable architecture decisions Evaluate integration approaches across SAP HANA, Fiori, Analytics Cloud Advise on migration sequencing, system dependencies, and data architecture Drive issue resolution in complex programs and adjust plans as priorities shift Coach teams on SAP standards, delivery methods, and disciplined execution Analyze landscapes to identify process improvements and modernization options Present architecture recommendations to client leadership clearly and persuasively
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree 7+ years of experience client communication stakeholder management coaching and mentoring diverse teams SAP S/4HANA migration architecture SAP HANA SAP Fiori
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