Lead SAP SRM Consultant

About the role

We are seeking a Lead SAP SRM Consultant to drive the design, build, and support of our Core Retail Platform focused on non‑food retail (NFR) procurement. You will own functional design and configuration across Shopping Cart, Workflow, Sourcing, and Contracts while ensuring seamless integration with HR and asset management processes.

Key responsibilities

• Lead end‑to‑end delivery of complex enhancements across the NFR procurement landscape.
• Define functional design, configuration, and technical solutions for Shopping Cart, Workflow, Sourcing, and Contracts.
• Coordinate HR integration for org structure, cost centers, and approval flows.
• Control the Shopping Cart lifecycle from catalog selection through approval, PO, GR, and asset update.
• Support asset creation during accounting and align activities with project management processes.
• Handle special topics such as regularization carts, minimum order checks, catalog images via MDM, and mass cart creation.
• Review WRICEF documentation, ensure specifications are finalized before development.
• Set testing strategy, coordinate UAT, and obtain formal sign‑off for release cutover.
• Solve critical L3 incidents, perform root‑cause analysis, and deliver permanent fixes.
• Contribute to PI and Sprint Planning and coach the team in Agile ways of working.

Required profile

• 7+ years of experience with SAP SRM, including Retail/NFR exposure.
• Solid knowledge of HR integration, product hierarchy, and asset management.
• Working familiarity with Master Data Management (MDM).
• English proficiency at B2+ (Upper‑Intermediate) level.

Required skills

• SAP SRM
• Master Data Management (MDM)
• WRICEF documentation

What we offer

• International projects with top brands.
• Collaboration with global, diverse teams.
• Healthcare benefits, employee financial programs, paid time off and sick leave.
• Upskilling, reskilling, certification courses, and unlimited access to LinkedIn Learning.
• Global career opportunities and volunteer/community involvement.