Solutions Architect (SAP)
Randstad Technologies- Position: SAP Solution Architect
- Status: Outside IR35
- Location: Dartford (Hybrid - 3 days onsite, 2 days remote)
- Duration: until March 2027
- Start Date: ASAP
We are seeking an experienced SAP Solution Architect to lead the architecture and integration of core enterprise capabilities for a major multi-platform manufacturing environment. This is a critical contract role owning the SAP-centered roadmap and defining how it bridges with complex engineering and data platforms.
Key Responsibilities- Own the Core: Lead SAP-centered capabilities across ERP, S&OP, IT EAM, WMS (SAP-first), and QMS (SAP-first).
- Drive Integration: Define and architect seamless integrations between SAP and PLM, MES, and enterprise data platforms.
- Lifecycle Support: Actively support the end-to-end process across the design, procurement, and build phases.
- Collaborate: Work closely with cross-functional stakeholders in a fast-paced, multi-platform manufacturing ecosystem.
- SAP Architecture Expertise: Proven track record as a Solution Architect delivering robust SAP enterprise solutions.
- Domain Knowledge: Strong experience across core enterprise process domains, ideally including supply chain, maintenance (EAM), and quality management.
- Manufacturing Fluency: Comfortable navigating and integrating multi-platform manufacturing environments (specifically linking ERP to MES/PLM).
If you are an independent SAP Architect looking for a high-impact, outside IR35 contract, we want to hear from you. Please apply here or share your resume to
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