Sr Techno-functional SAP S/4HANA Data Migration & Integration Lead - Remote

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Sr Techno-functional SAP S/4HANA Data Migration & Integration Lead - Remote Jacksonville, United States | Posted on 02/24/2026Sr Techno-functional SAP S/4HANA Data Migration & Integration LeadIf there is ANY TRAVEL the Client pays all travel expenses

Start Date: Immediate Start

Job Type: 6-12 Month contract

Work with business users to identify alldata that needs to be migrated from legacy systems. Analyze the source data structure, fields, and values. Identify data quality issues (e.g., duplicates, incomplete data, incorrect formats) that need to be fixedbefore migration. Leverage the predefined Migration Objecttemplate from the Migration Cockpit. Map each field in the source system tothe corresponding field in the S/4HANA template. Document all transformation rules Configure all "Value Mapping"tasks. This is where you formally define translation rules for specificvalues Work with a technical developer if astandard migration object is not sufficient. Provide the mapping logic to thedeveloper so they can use the Migration Object Modeler (LTMOM) to addcustom fields or create new custom migration objects. Participate in migration test cycles(unit testing, integration testing).Help business users validate that the dataloaded into S/4HANA is correct, complete, and matches the defined mappinglogic. Minimum 5-8 years of experience in SAP data-related roles(e.g., SAP Data Analyst, ETL Developer, or SAP Functional Consultantwith a heavy data focus) Expert-level knowledge of the S/4HANA Migration Cockpit, using both "Migrate Data Using Staging Tables" and"Migrate Data Directly from SAP System" (if applicable)approaches Hands-on experience using LTMOM to enhance or customizestandard migration objects Proficiency in data quality, profiling, and cleansing. Strong SQL skills are essential for querying source databases toanalyze, extract, and transform data before it even reaches the S/4HANAstaging tables Experience with traditional SAP data loading tools (e.g., LSMW, BAPI, IDoc) is highly beneficial, as it demonstrates afoundational understanding of SAP data loading principles. A strong understanding of modern API structures, specifically OData (for S/4HANA) and SOAP. They must be able to read andinterpret an API schema to identify all mappable fields and structures Role Breakdown by Skill Area

Required Level: Expert They must know: “Migrate Data Using Staging Tables”“Migrate Data Directly from SAP System”Migration object templates Field mapping logicThis separates them from legacy ECC-only consultants. This is where it becomes senior-level. They should know how to: Enhance standard migration objects Add custom fields Modify structures Adjust mapping logicThis is critical and often missing in traditional SAP consultants. They must be able to: Profile and validate data Cleanse and transform datasets Identify data anomalies before migration Build extraction logicThis aligns more with: ETL DeveloperSAP Data AnalystSAP Data Architect These are important because they show foundational SAP loading knowledge. What it proves: Understanding of SAP document structures Knowledge of batch input vs direct input Familiarity with inbound/outbound interfaces Comfort with WE02, BD87, SM35, etc. Someone who knows these tools: Understands how SAP actually posts data internally This elevates the role into modern S/4 architecture. They should be able to: Read OData metadata ($metadata) Understand entity sets & navigation properties

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