SAP MM Solution Architect

Minimum 8–12 years of SAP MM experience. Deep knowledge of PTP processes. Hands-on configuration experience in Purchase Requisitions & Purchase Orders, Product Catalog & Vendor Master, Material Master, Inventory Management, MRP, Foreign Trade / Customs, Logistics Invoice Verification, Valuation & Physical Inventory, Delegation of Authority (DOA) approvals, International trade transactions. Experience in SAP PTP implementations (full lifecycle). OpenText VIM – configuration, troubleshooting, and workflow understanding. Fiori – PTP-related apps, configuration, troubleshooting. Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) applications – experience preferred. Experience supporting export, import, cross-border trade, and multi-country PTP scenarios. Strong system analysis and solution architecture capabilities. Ability to identify gaps, draft functional specs, and drive technical builds. Strong testing, documentation, and presentation skills. Ability to collaborate with global teams across time zones.

Architect, configure, and optimize SAP MM/PTP solutions. Translate business requirements into functional specifications and solution designs. Design end-to-end solutions including SAP ECC/S4, OpenText VIM, Fiori apps, and procurement interfaces. Evaluate system architecture for design quality, scalability, and integration. Provide L2/L3 support for SAP MM, VIM, and PTP processes. Analyze issues, perform root-cause analysis, and deliver fixes. Support production, development, and testing landscapes. Lead and coordinate functional, integration, and defect resolution testing. Prepare and maintain application documentation, configuration guides, and process maps. Maintain and enhance PTP procedures, controls, and process governance. Identify process gaps, improvement opportunities, and automation options. Support implementation of good procurement stewardship practices. Collaborate with Finance, AP, Planning, Logistics, and Technical teams. Partner with ABAP, Basis, and middleware teams. Participate in system conversions, migrations, and data load activities.