Role: SAP Integrations Architect
Location: Pune (Hybrid)
Life Unlimited. At Smith+Nephew, we design and manufacture technology that takes the limits off living.
Smith & Nephew (S+N) is a large multinational Medical Technology organization with an extensive Enterprise Applications ecosystem to run end-to-end business operations. ERPs form the core of this ecosystem and are tightly integrated with best-in-class systems such as Salesforce, Windchill, Movemedical, Maestro, Ariba, Workday and many more. At S+N, SAP serves as our primary and strategic ERP platform, running 80% of our operations and revenue. We are seeking an SAP Integrations Architect to define integration architecture and govern integration platforms, while supporting and preparing for our strategic transition to SAP S/4HANA. Therefore, this role is both strategic and pivotal, playing a key part in enabling Smith & Nephew's digital transformation and continued growth over the coming years. The SAP Integrations Architect is responsible for designing, implementing,



and governing integration solutions across SAP and non-SAP systems. This role ensures seamless data flow, scalability, performance, and security of enterprise integrations aligned with business and IT strategies.
What will you be doing?
Define enterprise integration architecture aligned with SAP roadmap (SAP ECC, S/4HANA, SAP BTP etc.). Collaborate with business, functional, and technical stakeholders and translate business requirements into integration architecture designs. Lead Integration architecture review boards and design approvals. Develop integration patterns, standards, and governance frameworks. Design hybrid and cloud integration strategies (SAP CPI, API Management, Event Mesh). Lead system integration architecture across SAP and third-party applications. Design end-to-end integration solutions using: SAP PI/PO (Process Integration/Orchestration) SAP BTP Integration Suite (CPI, API Management, Open Connectors). Define message formats

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