SAP S2P Architect

LA International; Remote; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading consultancy firm in the United Kingdom is seeking a SAP S2P Architect for a remote role on a 6-month initial contract. The ideal candidate will guide improvements in source-to-pay processes and possess strong knowledge of SAP tools such as Hana and Ariba. Experience with invoice processing and integration architecture is essential. This role requires advising business colleagues on best practices and capabilities for automation. Candidates should have the ability to design effective integrations between various systems.

Qualifications

• Experience improving source-to-pay processes.
• Technical background with SAP systems is a plus.
• Ability to design integrations with peripheral systems.

Responsibilities

• Guide on creating enhanced S2P processes.
• Advise colleagues on best practices.
• Design and implement automated integrations.

Skills

S2P process improvement

Invoice Processing

SAP Hana

SAP Ariba

Integration architecture knowledge

Automation understanding

Business advisory

Tools

SAP suite (Ariba, OpenText, VIM, MM, S4, BW, CPEA SAC)

Job description

Title: SAP S2P Architect
Location: Remote
Duration: 6‑month initial contract
IR35 Status: Inside

Scope

• Guidance on creating improved S2P processes.
• Experience with Invoice Processing.
• Experience in SAP Hana / Ariba.
• Technical skills are secondary; any AI experience is valuable.
• Knowledge of integration architecture within SAP Source‑to‑Pay products—including automated, semi‑automated interfaces and manual upload integrations.
• Knowledge of integration architecture between upstream and downstream systems (Legacy and strategic) that interact with SAP applications.
• Knowledge of end‑to‑end source‑to‑pay processes.
• Knowledge of the SAP suite of tools used by BT (Ariba, OpenText, VIM, MM, S4, BW, CPEA SAC).
• Ability to understand and advise business colleagues on best practice and alternative working methods.
• Ability to design integrations between peripheral systems.
• Understanding of the constraints of the available toolsets.
• Understanding of where automation and tooling can be leveraged beyond the current toolkit.