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Requisition to Order (R2O) – Technology Product Owner

Intel

full time · Senior

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What this role is

Intel seeks a technology product owner to shepherd procurement and sourcing solutions through a major SAP transformation. This role suits someone with deep supply chain systems expertise who can translate complex business needs into product roadmaps, lead agile teams, and ensure solutions run smoothly in production.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in IT, Business Computing, or related field
  • 6+ years deploying supply chain technical solutions for large enterprises in a global setting
  • 6+ years with S/4 HANA Material Management, SAP Ariba products, and their integration
  • 6+ years leading supply chain enterprise programs or projects
  • Advanced English proficiency
  • Deep understanding of procurement and sourcing technologies
  • Strong program and project management experience
  • Ability to work with minimal direction and coordinate across teams
  • Proficiency with agile and scrum practices
  • Ability to maintain production system health and resolve Level 3 issues

Nice to have

  • Semiconductor industry background
  • 3+ years with SAP Fieldglass for contingent worker procurement
  • 3+ years of agile software development methodology experience
  • SAP certifications in MM, FI, or Ariba
  • SAFe methodology knowledge
  • Experience working with distributed global teams
  • Intermediate SAP FI module knowledge and configuration skills

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