SAP Concur Architect & Implementer - Federal T&E (Remote)

ASHFORD CONNEX, LLC; Herndon (VA); Hybrid; USD 89,000 - 92,000; Full time

Job summary

ASHFORD CONNEX, LLC in Herndon, VA is seeking a SAP Concur Design/Build/Test Consultant to lead architecture for a flagship federal project. Remote options available and onsite four days a week for locals.

You will configure SAP Concur modules, integrate with finance and HR systems, and drive SIT/UAT, delivering a scalable T&E service for 124 government agencies over the next 15 years.

Qualifications

• U.S. Citizenship is required due to government security clearance requirements (MBI readiness).
• Experience with SAP Concur implementation, configuration, and design.
• Deep knowledge of Travel & Expense (T&E) processes and integrations with financial/HR systems.
• Ability to write clear technical documentation, functional specs, and test scripts.

Responsibilities

• Solution Architecture & Design: Lead design sessions to architect Concur solutions and translate change requests into functional specs.
• System Configuration & Build: Configure SAP Concur Expense and Request modules per client requirements.
• Ecosystem Integration: Integrate Concur with finance, HR, card providers, Duty of Care platforms, and mid-office tools via APIs.
• Testing & Quality Assurance: Develop end-to-end test scripts, lead SIT/UAT, resolve defects, and promote smooth releases.
• Stakeholder Collaboration: Bridge client leads, internal developers, and vendors for program success.

Skills

Analytical skills

Communication skills

Documentation ability

Problem solving

Tools

SAP Concur

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Word

Job description

ASHFORD CONNEX, LLC in Herndon, VA is seeking a SAP Concur Design/Build/Test Consultant to lead architecture for a flagship federal project. Remote options available and onsite four days a week for locals.

You will configure SAP Concur modules, integrate with finance and HR systems, and drive SIT/UAT, delivering a scalable T&E service for 124 government agencies over the next 15 years.