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Amazon · Nreading, MA

Sr. Technical Program Manager, SAP

US, MA, N.readingManager or lead

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 8, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Our team is building new Enterprise system landscape with SAP S/4HANA implementation. You will help design and deliver an ERP that connects finance, accounting, supply chain, procurement, and the shop floor into a single digital thread.

Key job responsibilities

- Drive end-to-end delivery of programs for our SAP S/4HANA implementation. fit-to-standard design through configuration, integration, testing, and cutover, owning the schedule, scope, cross-workstream dependencies, and risks.

- Serve as the program's point of coordination across Finance, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, IT, and external system integrators, keeping workstreams aligned to an integrated delivery plan.

- Manage the system-integrator and vendor relationship day to day (statements of work, deliverables, milestones, and quality), holding partners accountable to their commitments.

- Own the mechanisms that keep the program on track: the integrated master schedule, RAID logs, status narratives, and business reviews.

- Drive requirements and fit-to-standard design decisions to closure, surfacing trade-offs and escalating the right decisions at the right altitude to keep delivery moving.

- Plan and lead data migration, testing, training, and cutover/go-live readiness, owning the criteria that determine when the business is ready to transact on S/4HANA.

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