Senior SAP P2P/MM Consultant - Remote With Travel

October 19, 2026

Required Qualifications

8-10+ years of SAP MM/AP (P2P) consulting experience with S/4HANA on-premise implementation or transformation experience
Deep expertise in SAP MM Purchasing, Inventory Management, Logistics Invoice Verification, and FI-AP
Strong understanding of S/4HANA P2P simplifications, Universal Journal impacts on AP, invoice management, and Fiori-based procurement
Experience with post-brownfield custom code rationalization and process standardization
Experience in banking, financial services, or multilateral development finance environments
Familiarity with public sector procurement governance, transparency, and compliance requirements
Proven ability to lead transformation workshops across procurement and finance teams
Experience partnering with ABAP developers to assess and challenge custom P2P enhancements
Knowledge of AI and automation capabilities for procurement and payables, including intelligent invoice processing, supplier analytics, and spend visibility
Excellent communication skills across senior business and technical stakeholders
Ability to deliver under aggressive timelines in complex, multi-workstream environments

Preferred Qualifications

SAP Ariba or SAP Business Network integration experience
Knowledge of multi-currency payments, FX controls, and cross-border vendor management
Experience with SAP Central Invoice Management (CIM) or OpenText VIM
SAP MM or S/4HANA Sourcing & Procurement certification preferred

Remote

Skills:
ABAP Programming Language, Accounts Payable, Ariba, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automation, Banking Services, Billing, Brownfield Redevelopment, CIM (Common Information Model), Centralized Operations/Management, Communication Skills, Consulting, Finance, Financial Services, Government, Inventory Management, Leadership, Logistics, Network Integration, Procurement Management, Purchasing/Procurement, Regulatory Compliance, SAP, SAP Administration, SAP MM, Vendor/Supplier Management

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