Design and govern enterprise pricing architecture across cost‑plus, commodity index, hedging allocation, and margin governance. Architect integrations between SAP (ECC/S4HANA) and CPQ/pricing platforms, ensure traceability from contracts to hedges and financial postings, implement approval and audit controls, and evaluate pricing platforms to support compliance and scalable pricing processes.
We are looking for an experienced SAP Techno-Functional Pricing Architect with deep expertise in SAP Sales & Distribution (SD), Pricing, Quote-to-Cash (Q2C) processes, and CPQ integration.
The ideal candidate should possess a strong functional understanding of enterprise pricing along with techno-functional capabilities to design scalable pricing and quoting solutions integrated with SAP.
Candidate will play a key role in designing and implementing pricing solutions, collaborating with business stakeholders, and integrating CPQ platforms with SAP ERP to support complex commercial processes.
Key Responsibilities
- Design and implement enterprise pricing solutions within SAP SD and CPQ environments.
- Gather business requirements and translate them into scalable pricing and quoting solutions.
- Configure and optimize SAP SD pricing, including Pricing Procedures, Condition Techniques, Discounts, Rebates, and Settlement processes.
- Design and support Quote-to-Cash (Q2C) business processes.
- Lead integration between CPQ platforms and SAP ERP (SAP SD/SAP CRM/SAP S/4HANA).
- Work closely with business, sales, commercial, and IT teams to define pricing strategies.
- Design APIs, IDoc, CPI, or middleware-based integrations for pricing and order management.
- Support solution architecture, functional specifications, testing, deployment, and production support.
- Drive solution design workshops and provide technical guidance to development teams.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams across SAP SD, CRM, MM, Finance, and Integration.
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