Senior SAP OTC & S/4HANA Manager – Consulting

EY; Akron (OH); Hybrid; USD 143,000 - 262,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and dental coverage

Pension and 401(k) plans

Paid time off

Job summary

EY in the United States is seeking a Manager in Technology Analysis to lead SAP OTC workstreams, including order-to-cash design, pricing, ATP, and billing, coordinating with Finance and Supply Chain. You will guide workshops, translate business requirements into scalable architectures, and deliver high-quality client solutions in a hybrid, travel-heavy environment.

You will manage teams, mentor staff, and drive deliverables while aligning with PMO, governance, and risk management practices

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required with 4-6 years of SAP OTC experience.
• Experience leading SAP workstreams through full lifecycle.
• Strong functional knowledge of SAP S/4HANA OTC processes.
• Experience facilitating client workshops and translating requirements.

Responsibilities

• Lead SAP OTC workstreams from planning through execution and closure.
• Design, configure, and support end-to-end OTC processes.
• Coordinate with Finance, Supply Chain, and Logistics for integration.
• Manage client sessions, risks, and project status updates.

Skills

Analytical skills

Engagement economics

Team leadership

Change management

Business development / RFPs

Written and verbal communication

Multitasking / project management

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Tools

SAP S/4HANA OTC

SAP SD

Job description

EY in the United States is seeking a Manager in Technology Analysis to lead SAP OTC workstreams, including order-to-cash design, pricing, ATP, and billing, coordinating with Finance and Supply Chain. You will guide workshops, translate business requirements into scalable architectures, and deliver high-quality client solutions in a hybrid, travel-heavy environment.

You will manage teams, mentor staff, and drive deliverables while aligning with PMO, governance, and risk management practices