Senior Business Analyst
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - Wolters Kluwer in Varese
Overview
In this role you will drive end-to-end SAP integration initiatives, focusing on O2C, P2P, and FI interfaces across a multinational environment. You will translate business needs into high-quality functional and integration requirements, coordinating with business, architecture, middleware, and vendor teams to deliver value-driven solutions. You will oversee the entire delivery lifecycle of SAP integration projects, ensuring governance, risk management, and on-time outcomes. This is a transformation-focused opportunity to shape cross-system integration strategies and enable scalable business processes.
Responsabilità Collaborate with Business Owners to translate roadmap ideas into detailed, testable requirements
Lead end-to-end O2C processes and SAP FI integration activities (billing, invoicing, customer master data, credit management, revenue postings)
Define feasible, value-driven solutions with functional and technical teams
Analyze complex processes to identify coherent end-to-end improvements
Lead requirements, process design, and solution reviews for O2C, P2P,
FI integration
Own interfaces and data flows between SAP and non-SAP applications (mappings, transformations, orchestration, security, error handling, monitoring, reconciliation)
Serve as primary BA contact for SAP integrations, coordinating across business, architecture, middleware, security, and vendor teams
Work with architects, SAP specialists, middleware teams and external integrators to define integration patterns and cross-system impacts
Review functional/technical specs, interface designs, mappings, estimates, and delivery plans for alignment with requirements
Coordinate external system integrators and technology vendors, managing scope, milestones, risks, and acceptance criteria
Provide end-to-end project oversight (planning, design, build, testing, cutover, hypercare, transition to support)
Ensure successful delivery of SAP Integration projects with cross-functional teams and external p