Accenture is seeking a senior SAP S/4HANA Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Solution Architect to lead the design and delivery of asset-management solutions for major clients in New Zealand. The role typically requires strong SAP S/4HANA EAM experience, including maintenance, work management, asset lifecycle processes and integration with other SAP modules. Candidates are expected to have solution-architecture expertise, solid functional and industry knowledge, experience leading complex implementations, and the ability to translate business needs into practical technology designs. Strong stakeholder management, communication, consulting and team-leadership skills are essential. Experience with SAP transformation programs, pre-sales, delivery governance and mentoring consultants would also be valuable.
Accenture is a global professional-services and technology company helping organisations improve performance through consulting, digital transformation, technology implementation and managed services. It works across industries including resources, utilities, manufacturing, financial services, healthcare and government. Its capabilities cover cloud, data and artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, customer experience, enterprise platforms such as SAP, and business process transformation. In New Zealand, Accenture supports local and international clients from locations including Auckland and Wellington, often delivering large-scale technology and operating-model programs. The company employs multidisciplinary teams of consultants, engineers, designers, project leaders and industry specialists. Senior managers generally combine client advisory responsibilities with delivery leadership, business development, team development and quality oversight. The working environment is typically collaborative and project-based, with opportunities to work on complex transformation programs and with global Accenture teams.
New Zealand offers opportunities in technology consulting, SAP, cloud, engineering, healthcare, construction, agriculture and public services. Auckland, on the North Island, is the country’s largest business centre and has the broadest range of corporate and technology roles. Wellington is the public-sector and policy hub, while Christchurch and other South Island centres offer growing opportunities in engineering, agritech, tourism and infrastructure. New Zealand culture is generally informal, practical and welcoming, with strong emphasis on work-life balance, fairness and outdoor activities. The lifestyle includes beaches, hiking, skiing and relatively easy access to nature, although housing can be expensive in Auckland and Wellington. International professionals usually need an appropriate visa, commonly an Accredited Employer Work Visa supported by an accredited employer. Residence options may be available through skilled or Green List pathways, depending on the occupation and current immigration rules. Check Immigration New Zealand before relocating.
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