Freelance SAP Consultant – Ticket‑Based Remote Role

About the roleWe are expanding a network of freelance SAP consultants to provide on‑demand, ticket‑based support for a range of SAP modules. The role is fully remote, flexible and output‑based, allowing experienced SAP professionals to work alongside existing commitments.Key responsibilitiesClaim and resolve support tickets within your qualified SAP module or technology area.Troubleshoot functional and technical issues accurately and efficiently.Provide clear, concise guidance to end users and document resolutions.Contribute to a knowledge base for recurring issues.Follow client‑specific processes, service expectations and compliance requirements.Communicate professionally and empathetically throughout each interaction.Required profileHands‑on experience in at least one of the SAP modules or technologies listed.Strong understanding of SAP workflows, configurations and troubleshooting practices.Ability to work independently in a remote, ticket‑based environment.Clear written communication and a customer‑focused approach.Reliable internet connection and your own suitable computer or device.Availability during US business hours is an advantage for certain modules.Required skillsSAP ABAP Development Foundation and ToolsSAP BTP Cloud Platform IntegrationSAP HANA DatabaseSAP S/4HANA Cloud, Public EditionSAP SuccessFactors (Employee Central, HCM, LMS, Onboarding, Performance & Goals, Recruiting)SAP Ariba Sourcing EventSAP NetWeaver Java Enterprise, Java Application ServerOracle DatabaseFiori LaunchpadChange and Transport System (CTS)SAP Web DispatcherSAP UpgradeSAP Solution Manager OperationsERP functional areas: Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, Bank Accounting, Asset Accounting, Billing, Financial Posting, Inventory Management, Purchasing, Sales OrderWhat we offerFully remote, flexible work schedule.Output‑based compensation: PHP 500 per successfully resolved ticket.Weekly payments with no fixed earnings cap.Opportunity to work on a variety of SAP modules and technologies.

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