This is a remote position.
Job Summary:
Key Responsibilities:
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Configure and support PO and non-PO invoice-processing scenarios.
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Manage invoice validation rules, approval workflows, tolerances, exceptions, and business controls.
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Troubleshoot invoice errors, workflow failures, integration defects, and master data issues.
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Perform root-cause analysis and coordinate defect resolution.
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Execute functional, integration, regression, and UAT testing.
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Document test scenarios, defects, process flows, document types, exceptions, and role configurations.
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Collaborate with procurement, accounts payable, finance, ERP, and technical teams.
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Support deployments, production issues, and process improvements.
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Contribute to test automation using Tosca, Playwright, Selenium, or similar tools.
Requirement:
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5+ years of relevant experience in SAP VIM, SAP Ariba, invoice management, or procure-to-pay processes.
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Mandatory hands-on experience with OpenText VIM.
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Strong understanding of PO and non-PO invoice processing, invoice validation, workflows, and exception handling.
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Good knowledge of SAP MM and FI functionalities.
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Experience in functional and integration testing, troubleshooting, and root-cause analysis.
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Exposure to SAP Ariba Buying and Invoicing, SAP Business Network, and ERP integrations is preferred.
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Knowledge of Tosca, Playwright, Selenium, Jira, or Azure DevOps is an added advantage.
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Strong communication, documentation, and stakeholder-management skills.
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