Senior SAP professional leading enterprise transformation and global deployments, shaping future-ready enterprise solutions through high-impact S/4HANA programs.
Locations (2)
Paris, Île-de-France, France
Ile de France, France
Compensation
Competitive (including bonus)
Responsibilities
Generate consulting-led opportunities and thought leadership with key clients
Co-create next-generation business models and end-to-end processes to drive competitive advantage and cost leadership
Design and synthesize end-to-end processes across planning, sales, procurement, manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, plant maintenance, and customer service
Define transformation roadmaps using SAP best practices, SAP S/4HANA, SaaS LoB solutions, and partner platforms
Identify digitization and automation opportunities using AI, Blockchain, IoT, RPA, and advanced analytics
Technical Staff provide critical multi-domain and new domain innovative research supporting the Laboratory’s national security mission. They prototype state-of-the-art technology solutions and engage across the program lifecycle, leading projects or major/multiple technical workstreams.
Lead projects, complex programs, major technical workstreams, multi-program initiatives, or technical portfolios involving multidisciplinary development, analysis, prototyping, integration, testing, evaluation, and technology transition.
Apply deep technical expertise and systems-level judgment to highly complex and ambiguous problems, evaluating alternatives, trade-offs, risks, stakeholder needs, and mission implications.
Translate broad or unclear objectives into actionable technical plans and influence program direction, architectures, systems, priorities, and roadmaps across teams, Groups, or mission areas.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, sponsors, mission partners, and internal leaders to align priorities, resolve dependencies, and guide decisions and deliverables.
Assess and improve technical tools, processes, methods, documentation, execution practices, and organizational capability.
Requirements
Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, Bioinformatics, Biomedical Engineering, Computational Biology, Computer Science, Data Science, Physics, Statistics, or a related scientific field
Grad Intern – R&D TSRS Data Sciences Operations & Analytic (Summer 2027)
During this program, you will help digitize vivarium operations which include data standardization, workflow design, web application development and deployment and analytics.
Compensation
The base pay range for this opportunity in the U.S. is $35.34 - $41.20 per hour.
Responsibilities
Support the digitization and modernization of vivarium operational data by evaluating existing room-log workflows, developing standardized data and metadata structures, and creating a prototype digital workflow for capturing and analyzing vivarium activities.
Support the development of a web application or tool to support structured data capture.
Develop a visualization and analytics system around the vivarium operational data to improve laboratory scientist efficiency.
Assist the Data Sciences team in FAIR data normalization and harmonization.
Collaborate and communicate new digital workflow with end users and non-technical experts.
The selected candidate will primarily work with the Global Poverty and Inequality Data team within DECDG, focusing on improving data, methods, documentation, and tools for the global poverty monitoring exercise.
Responsibilities
Lead the development of a global, highly-disaggregated, and up-to-date map of comparable poverty around the world.
Contribute to analytical work using the newly constructed database, especially on whether existing World Bank projects have been effectively allocated to reduce spatial inequalities.
Work closely with other teams within the Data Group, particularly in the areas of geospatial data and geotagging of the World Bank’s current portfolio.
Design, create and promote software/statistical packages that provide easy access to the harmonized global poverty data for users within and outside the World Bank Group.
Contribute to publications (e.g. Poverty, Prosperity, and Planet Report), working papers, and corporate requests for on-demand analysis.
Requirements
Advanced degree in relevant field implied by role complexity
Responsible for establishing consistent sales data standards, driving data harmonization and ensuring reliable data quality and usage across global sales organizations and systems.
Compensation
We review and increase your competitive base salary annually, offer performance-, loyalty-, and referral bonus.
Responsibilities
Take ownership of the global sales data domain, including data strategy, schemas, standards, harmonization and quality requirements, in close collaboration with the Business Digital Organization.
Harmonize customer, channel, contract and sales performance data into a consistent global data model across CRM, ERP, BI and other systems.
Ensure sales data structures (customer master data, partner types, hierarchies as well as performance and pricing-related data) support effective segmentation, reporting, attribution and activation across digital sales use cases.
Translate business needs into concrete data requirements and align them with technical platform roadmaps and delivery teams.
Consolidate global and regional reporting requirements and drive the development of scalable, harmonized reporting solutions in collaboration with IT and digital teams.
Conduct empirical research on firm dynamics, productivity, employment, private sector development, education, and related development issues in Sub-Saharan Africa
Manage and analyze large firm-level, administrative, census, survey, and trade datasets
Apply appropriate econometric and quantitative methods
Analyze firm entry, exit, survival, growth, productivity, and employment dynamics
Contribute to regional flagship reports, economic updates, working papers, and other analytical publications