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SAP FI/CO Solution Architect

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We're partnering with a leading global engineering and manufacturing organisation to recruit an experienced SAP FICO Solution Architect to join their in-house SAP team.
You'll take ownership of the Finance architecture roadmap, working closely with senior business and IT stakeholders to shape scalable SAP Finance and Controlling solutions across a complex international landscape. If you're looking for a genuine architecture position with minimal BAU support and the opportunity to influence global standards, this is a fantastic role.
Key Responsibilities:
- Own the global SAP Finance & Controlling architecture, defining solution standards and governance across multiple business units.
- Lead the design of SAP FI/CO solutions covering General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Asset Accounting, Product Costing, Management Accounting and CO-PA.
- Support ongoing global SAP ECC rollouts while helping shape the future SAP S/4HANA Finance roadmap.
- Drive solution architecture throughout the full project lifecycle, from discovery and blueprint through to deployment and hypercare.
- Collaborate with Finance, Manufacturing, Supply Chain and IT teams to translate business requirements into scalable SAP solutions.
- Design and oversee integrations between SAP FICO and other SAP modules including MM, SD, PP, PM and external financial systems.
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You'll Bring:
- Proven experience as an SAP FICO Solution Architect within a large enterprise environment.
- Strong expertise across SAP FI and CO, including Product Costing, Manufacturing Costing, Material Ledger and CO-PA.
- Experience designing global SAP templates and enterprise architecture.
- Previous involvement in SAP ECC and SAP S/4HANA transformation programmes.
- Strong understanding of manufacturing finance processes, including inventory valuation, production variances, cost controlling and financial integration.


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Why Join?
- Play a key role in a global SAP S/4HANA transformation from the Discovery phase onwards.
- Shape the future Finance architecture for a multinational engineering and manufacturing organisation.
- Join a mature in-house SAP function with a collaborative team of architects, SMEs and programme leaders.
- Work on complex global programmes with significant influence over future SAP strategy.
- Hybrid working, competitive salary and an excellent benefits package.
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