SAP S/4HANA S2C Solutions Architect — Mexico City

Hubclub Go; Ciudad de México; On-site; MXN 900,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

ZEISS in Mexico City is seeking an SAP S/4HANA S2C Solution Consultant to join the Americas Hub IT team. You will design functional and technical SAP S/4HANA solutions, coordinating with global development teams to support end-to-end S2C processes.

The role requires deep SAP S/4HANA expertise, experience with third-party integrations (AEB, OpenText), and a focus on standardisation. Occasional travel may be required as part of project go-lives.

Qualifications

• Significant experience as an SAP solution consultant or architect in transformation projects.
• In-depth knowledge of SAP S/4HANA technologies and cloud solutions.
• Experience integrating SAP with third-party systems (AEB, OpenText).
• Knowledge of global template processes for S2C and related domains.
• Strong analytical and communication abilities.
• SAP certifications are a plus.

Responsibilities

• Design functional and technical SAP S/4HANA solutions based on business and IT needs, including satellite system integrations.
• Coordinate development work with global development factories.
• Advise deployment teams on SAP best-practice architectures and technologies.
• Challenge process deviations and promote standardisation aligned with architecture principles.
• Review configuration and functional spec documents and secure approvals.
• Support testing activities and coordinate bug fixing.
• Support cutover, migration and hypercare across end-to-end S2C processes.

Skills

SAP S/4HANA knowledge

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Tools

AEB

OpenText

Job description

ZEISS in Mexico City is seeking an SAP S/4HANA S2C Solution Consultant to join the Americas Hub IT team. You will design functional and technical SAP S/4HANA solutions, coordinating with global development teams to support end-to-end S2C processes.

The role requires deep SAP S/4HANA expertise, experience with third-party integrations (AEB, OpenText), and a focus on standardisation. Occasional travel may be required as part of project go-lives.