SAP SD Application Manager (100%)
FFI Advisory · Switzerland · posted today ago
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About this role
Industry: Climate Control Technology Manufacturing
Number of employees: approx. 3'000 - 34000
Reference number: Y6858YV9
Key Facts: SAP S/4HANA Sales, SAP SD/CS, Order-to-Cash, Application Management, 3rd Level Support, Customizing, Change Management, Global Rollouts, Process Optimization in Gränichen/home office.
Main tasks:
- Manage and continuously develop the SAP S/4HANA Sales (SD) application area
- Ensure stable system operation and consistent integration with connected applications
- Optimize end-to-end Order-to-Cash processes across the global SAP landscape
- Provide 3rd-level support and resolve complex application incidents
- Assess change requests and ensure functional and process standardization
- Create technical specifications and implement approved functional changes
- Perform SAP SD Customizing, testing and maintain system documentation
- Train key users and drive continuous system and process improvements
- Support global rollout projects and collaborate with international stakeholders
Your qualifications:
- University or university of applied sciences degree in IT, Business Administration or a comparable field
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Several years of experience in SAP Sales, ideally with SAP SD and/or CS
- Good understanding of integrated, cross-functional SAP processes
- Experience in SAP application management, Customizing and change management
- Knowledge of ABAP and debugging is an advantage
- Experience with global SAP rollouts is a plus
- Willingness to travel up to 30%, particularly during rollout phases
- Fluent English; German or French is an advantage
- Strong communication skills, collaborative mindset and a structured, solution-oriented approach
The salary range will be communicated confidentially.
If you have any questions, please contact us at any time on +41 55 229 58 58 or . We will be happy to help you!
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