This is a remote position. For a Scandinavian SAP consulting company, we are looking for an experienced SAP GTS (Global Trade Services) Consultant. This is a contract opportunity that needs to be filled on short notice, so we are prioritising candidates who are available soon and can move quickly through the process. The role can be delivered remotely - on-site presence is not a requirement. You will work directly with an important end client needs rather than on speculative pipeline work and you will experience a straightforward, fast-moving recruitment process.Because this came in as an urgent client request, some details (exact duration, rate, and the specifics of the client's SAP landscape) will be confirmed later on. Reach out and I can share what I have and get you the rest quickly. Scope of responsibilities: • Take ownership of SAP GTS work stream(s) for the client engagement. • Configure and support SAP GTS functionality (compliance management, customs management, and related global trade processes). • Analyse the client's global trade requirements and translate them into workable SAP GTS solutions. • Work with the client's project team and stakeholders to move the engagement forward at pace. • Provide senior-level guidance and hands-on delivery, not just advisory input. Requirements MUST HAVE: • Senior-level, hands-on experience with SAP GTS (Global Trade Services). • Proven track record delivering SAP GTS on client projects (configuration and implementation, not only theory). • Ability to start on short notice and commit to a contract engagement. • Comfortable working independently and remotely. • Working proficiency in English. NICE TO HAVE: • Experience with SAP GTS integration into broader SAP supply chain / logistics processes. • Prior consulting experience working directly on the client side. • Scandinavian language skills or previous work with Nordic clients. • Experience engaging with stakeholders across project and management levels. If this fits your profile and availability, get in touch and we can have a quick, informal call. Given the timeline, earlier is better. Originally posted on Himalayas