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AI Advisor - SAP AI & Innovation - 6+ Months - Remote

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AI Advisor for SAP Transformation Programme
We are looking for an AI Advisor to support a major SAP transformation programme by identifying and applying AI capabilities that can drive efficiency, reduce delivery effort, and create measurable business value.
This individual will help stakeholders understand the current and future AI landscape, particularly within SAP Business AI and Joule, while also evaluating non-SAP AI solutions where appropriate.
Key Responsibilities
- Advise on SAP AI, Joule, and emerging AI capabilities relevant to SAP transformations.
- Compare and recommend SAP-native versus non-SAP AI solutions.
- Identify opportunities to reduce project costs and improve delivery efficiency through AI.
- Assess how AI can support:
- Documentation and knowledge management
- Learning and training
- Testing and quality assurance
- Partner with architects, project teams, and business stakeholders to translate AI opportunities into practical outcomes.
- Stay up to date with AI trends and provide thought leadership on future capabilities and use cases.
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Required Experience
- Strong understanding of SAP AI, Joule, and the SAP AI roadmap.
- Experience advising on AI strategy, AI adoption, or enterprise transformation programmes.
- Ability to assess AI models and identify practical business applications.
- Comfortable engaging both technical and business stakeholders.
- Strong communication, stakeholder management, and innovation mindset.
Ideal Profile
- AI visionary who actively follows AI developments and emerging technologies.
- Able to challenge thinking and generate new ideas.
- Technical enough to evaluate solutions, while remaining business focused.
- Passionate about helping organisations maximise value from AI investments.


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Contract details for the role
- Start date: ASAP
- Duration: 6+ Months with an option to extend.
- Location: EU - Remote
- Agreement: 40 hours per week. - Independent contractor/Freelance
- Rate: Please let us know your expectations
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