SAP OTC Pricing Consultant- Remote

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dignify solutionsDublin (OH)

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$100,200 per year

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Qualifications: 10+ years hands-on experience in large scale ERP programs with experience leading solution implementation related to SAP S/4 OTC & Pricing. Experience interacting with business and leading blueprinting sessions is preferred. SAP S/4 certification in Sales is preferred. Experience working within a S4/HANA environment is required. Clear understanding and hands-on experience in SAP OTC processes with a specialization in Pricing, Condition Contracts, Settlement management is highly desirable. Configuration experience with Condition tables, Condition types, Access sequences, Pricing procedures, Condition records and Pricing routines. Knowledge of OTC -FI integration is a plus. Experience in systems integration of SAP to non-SAP systems (EDI, Middleware tools, APIGEE/GCP, SDFC etc.) Experience with working on various integrations to SAP such as IDocs, EDI (850, 855, 810 ,832, 844, 856,867,940, 945)., ALE/RFC Knowledge in ABAP debugging is a plus. Seniority levelMid-Senior level Employment typeFull-time Job functionOther IndustriesIT Services and IT Consulting Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at The Dignify Solutions, LLC by 2x Columbus, OH $100,200 - $115,000 4 weeks ago We’re unlocking community knowledge in a new way. Experts add insights directly into each article, started with the help of AI.

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