SAP S/4HANA Domain Architect (Finance or Supply Chain)

In this role, you will define and govern the future-state enterprise architecture for SAP S/4HANA within Agilent's ERP modernization program. You will collaborate with business leaders and IT to ensure scalable, integrated solutions and a clean-core SAP environment. You will shape decision-making for Finance or Supply Chain and oversee boundary applications, custom code strategy, and implementation patterns. This is a strategic, cross-functional role with meaningful impact on modernization and long-term maintainability.

• bonus eligibility
• stock options
• comprehensive benefits

• Define and maintain future-state enterprise architecture aligned to SAP S/4HANA and ERP roadmaps
• Lead architecture decision making for Finance (Record to Report, Order to Cash, Procure to Pay) or Supply Chain (Plan, Make, Deliver, inventory, logistics)
• Establish and guide boundary application strategy, recommending replacement, retention, or integration
• Define and enforce clean core architecture guardrails using SAP recommended extensibility patterns
• Guide custom code strategy, including rationalization and redesign to reduce technical debt and support S/4HANA adoption
• Ensure integration alignment across SAP and non SAP systems using standardized patterns
• Use enterprise architecture tools (e.g., LeanIX) to map dependencies and rationalization opportunities
• Develop concise executive ready architecture materials outlining options and trade offs for governance forums

• 8+ years of experience in SAP architecture or solution architecture with hands on SAP S/4HANA experience
• Deep functional and architectural expertise in Finance or Supply Chain processes
• Proven experience defining enterprise architecture, integration strategies, and target state designs
• Ability to communicate architectural concepts clearly to technical and non technical stakeholders

• strong communication
• stakeholder management
• problem solving
• SAP S/4HANA
• enterprise architecture
• integration strategy