This position is listed on behalf of a partner company, who manages all applications and next steps. Our partner is looking for a Workday SCM Architect based in India.

This role offers the chance to lead the architecture, implementation, and optimization of Workday Supply Chain Management solutions in a complex enterprise environment. You will shape scalable solutions across Procurement, Supplier Management, Inventory, Expenses, and related Workday Financials processes. The position combines hands-on Workday expertise with enterprise architecture, integration leadership, and strategic stakeholder engagement. You will translate complex business requirements into efficient, secure, and sustainable functional and technical solutions. Working closely with Procurement, Supply Chain, Finance, IT, and business leaders, you will influence processes that support critical business operations. The role also provides an opportunity to mentor consultants, contribute to large-scale transformations, and drive continuous improvement across the Workday ecosystem.

Accountabilities:




- Lead the overall Workday SCM solution architecture across Procurement, Supplier Management, Inventory, Supplier Accounts, Expenses, and related Financials processes.
- Analyze complex business requirements and translate them into scalable Workday functional and technical solutions.
- Define end-to-end architecture for Procure-to-Pay, Supplier Lifecycle Management, Purchasing, Receiving, Inventory, and Accounts Payable processes.
- Establish configuration standards, design principles, security considerations, governance practices, and opportunities for process simplification and automation.
- Provide expert guidance on Workday Procurement, Supplier Management, Supplier Accounts, Inventory, Expenses, business processes, approval workflows, condition rules, validations, and security.
- Lead the design of supplier onboarding, qualification, purchasing, receiving, invoice-related processes, and complex

📌 Workday SCM Architect (India)
🏢 Jobgether
📍 India