Assignment description
We are looking for a Solution Architect / Technical Lead (SAP VIM) to take a combined role for the continued development of an SAP VIM solution within a large digital finance transformation program. The role includes both architectural responsibility and delivery coordination to ensure a scalable, robust solution aligned with governance and business strategy.
You will define and guide the end-to-end architecture of the SAP S/4HANA VIM solution, provide expert guidance on OpenText VIM functionality and integrations, and ensure alignment with architectural standards. The role also includes leading fit-gap analyses, supporting technical decision-making, and mitigating architectural risks.
In addition, you will coordinate delivery activities by tracking progress against program milestones, coordinating testing cycles (SIT, UAT, regression), and ensuring alignment across teams and environments. You will also support user adoption, training, documentation, go-live planning, cutover coordination, and post–go-live support.
The role requires close collaboration with business stakeholders, project teams, and technical specialists, ensuring clear communication, planning, and progress throughout the implementation.
Qualifications:
Must-have:
- Solid experience with SAP ECC or S/4HANA.
- Deep knowledge of OpenText VIM and related workflows/integrations.
- Proven background in solution architecture and technical leadership.
- Experience with finance-related system integrations.
- Ability to work independently while following Scania governance and standards.
- Strong understanding of project governance, stage gates, and structured delivery models.
- Experience leading projects through go-live, cutover, and hypercare.
- Experience managing testing cycles (SIT, UAT, regression).
- Demonstrated ability to coordinate multiple delivery streams and stakeholders.
- Strong communication and facilitation skills, comfortable engaging with both business and IT teams.
- Ability to manage documentation, readiness activities, and structured knowledge transfer.
