Senior SAP SD Architect: S/4HANA & End-to-End ERP Design

Amazon; Reading (MA); On-site; USD 154,000 - 208,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Paid time off

Parental leave

Job summary

Amazon seeks an SAP Sales & Distribution Solution Architect to own the SD end-to-end architecture on S/4HANA, translating how the business sells, prices, ships, and bills into a scalable, standard-first design that connects to finance, logistics, tax, and procurement.

You will develop Business Process Designs with business, operations, and IT, ensuring the architecture supports order-to-cash and reporting requirements while maintaining a clean-core approach.

Qualifications

• 10+ years IT development or implementation/consulting experience.
• 10+ years ERP implementation experience.
• 5+ years leading the Sales & Distribution domain in an ERP implementation.

Responsibilities

• Own the end-to-end solution architecture for the SAP Sales & Distribution (SD) domain on S/4HANA.
• Build the Business Process Designs (BPDs) for the SD domain with stakeholders and IT teams.
• Translate order-to-cash processes into a scalable standard-first SD design.
• Ensure SD design supports revenue, margin, and sales analytics for reporting.
• Integrate SD with Finance, Logistics, Procurement, and Supplier Collaboration.
• Design integration with POS/CRM and SAP GTS for trade compliance.
• Oversee outbound logistics integration between SD and logistics/transportation.
• Lead pricing governance and master data standards within the SD design.

Skills

ERP implementation

SD domain leadership

SAP S/4HANA

Integration architecture

Tools

SAP systems tooling

Job description

Amazon seeks an SAP Sales & Distribution Solution Architect to own the SD end-to-end architecture on S/4HANA, translating how the business sells, prices, ships, and bills into a scalable, standard-first design that connects to finance, logistics, tax, and procurement.

You will develop Business Process Designs with business, operations, and IT, ensuring the architecture supports order-to-cash and reporting requirements while maintaining a clean-core approach.