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Product Manager – SAP Finance

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Product Manager – SAP Finance
SAP Finance | Procure-to-Pay | ECC | S/4HANA
Summary
We are looking for an experienced Product Manager – SAP Finance to take ownership of SAP Finance, Procure-to-Pay and Stock Management capabilities across a complex SAP landscape. This is a hands-on product and functional design role, suited to someone who can act as a design authority, shape SAP solutions and make clear functional design decisions aligned to business outcomes.
The successful candidate will bring genuine depth in SAP Finance and adjacent supply chain finance processes, with the ability to balance enhancements in SAP ECC while supporting the organisation’s wider S/4HANA transformation journey.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and shape SAP Finance product capabilities, ensuring solutions meet business needs and support strategic objectives.
- Lead functional design decisions across SAP Finance, Procure-to-Pay and Stock Management processes.
- Act as a design authority, challenging requirements where needed and driving fit-to-standard SAP outcomes.
- Partner with business stakeholders, technology teams and delivery partners to define priorities, manage trade-offs and support adoption.
- Balance SAP ECC enhancements with the requirements of an ongoing S/4HANA transformation journey.
- Translate business outcomes into clear SAP product direction, process improvements and functional design decisions.
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Required Experience
- Strong SAP Finance domain expertise, with demonstrable ownership of SAP Finance solutions.
- Deep understanding of Procure-to-Pay processes, including process design, optimisation and integration with Finance.
- Strong Stock and Inventory Management experience, including ownership of inventory-related SAP processes.
- Proven accountability for SAP functional design decisions, rather than solely requirements gathering or delivery oversight.
- Experience acting as a functional lead, product owner, product manager or design authority within SAP ECC and/or S/4HANA environments.
- Confident stakeholder management skills, with the ability to prioritise demand and drive adoption of standard SAP solutions.


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