Global SAP SD/MM Consultant for OtC (S/4HANA)

Iddink Group; Warszawa; Hybrid; PLN 170,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

Sanoma Learning is seeking an SAP SD/MM Consultant to contribute to the Order to Cash team across multiple units in Poland, Belgium, Finland, Netherlands and Sweden.

The role focuses on delivering value through standard SAP solutions, supporting incidents, implementing enhancements, and ensuring smooth go-lives within an agile framework. Fluent English and strong collaboration are essential.

Qualifications

• SAP S/4HANA SD/MM with public cloud experience.
• Experience in at least one SAP S4 HANA implementation project.
• Strong knowledge of logistics business processes.
• Familiar with Jira and Confluence.
• Fluent English with strong communication.
• Experience in international, distributed teams.

Responsibilities

• Work in an international environment with multiple business units.
• Support SAP system users (incidents, requests, problems).
• Day-to-day system monitoring and maintenance.
• Be responsible for developments in the OtC area; Deliver value for the business; Customize settings, coordinate ABAP/integration needs; Involve key-users.
• Support end-to-end testing and training of key-users.
• Document functionality realized.
• Support go-live and handover to operations.
• Suggest opportunities for improvements.

Skills

SAP S/4HANA SD/MM

SAP integrations FI/CO/BW

Non-SAP integrations

S/4HANA implementation

Logistics processes

Jira/Confluence

English proficiency

Communication skills

Analytical skills

Team player

Agile/Safe

International/distributed team

Tools

Jira

Confluence

Job description

Sanoma Learning is seeking an SAP SD/MM Consultant to contribute to the Order to Cash team across multiple units in Poland, Belgium, Finland, Netherlands and Sweden.

The role focuses on delivering value through standard SAP solutions, supporting incidents, implementing enhancements, and ensuring smooth go-lives within an agile framework. Fluent English and strong collaboration are essential.