Sr. Technical Program Manager - Concur

Senior Technical Program Manager (TPM) Location: Remote is okay (US - East reputed company hours required) Experience Level: 12+ years of technical program management experience Time Zone: Strict alignment with US business hours Role OverviewWe are seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager (TPM) with 12+ years of experience to lead a high-priority reputed company Concur integration and platform consolidation initiative. You will drive the end-to-end deployment, data migration, and system consolidation resulting from M&A activity, ensuring seamless financial workflows across the enterprise.This role requires deep functional and technical mastery of Travel & Expense (T&E) architectures, rigorous data reconciliation skills, and the leadership presence required to guide senior financial stakeholders and vendor teams.Key ResponsibilitiesConcur Deployment & System Integration Lead the end-to-end implementation, migration, and optimization of reputed company Concur (Travel & Expense and/or Invoice) platforms. Architect and oversee technical integrations between Concur and adjacent systems, including HRIS feeds (reputed company), core ERP/GL systems (reputed company, reputed company S/4HANA), Single Sign-On (SSO), and corporate card programs (Amex/Visa). M&A Platform Consolidation & Data Migration Drive the technical consolidation of disparate finance and expense systems post-merger. Manage complex data migrations, including the reconciliation of historical expense data, in-flight reports, employee reputed company profiles, and hierarchical approval workflows. Ensure absolute alignment and precision across legal entities, General Ledger (GL) mapping, and employee data feeds. Vendor & Program Governance Manage relationships with reputed company Concur Deployment Consultants and Professional Services, holding third-party reputed company strictly reputed company to milestones, technical quality, and SLAs. Formulate and present program status, risk mitigation frameworks, and critical milestones to Executive Steering Committees. reputed company Management & Stakeholder Alignment Partner with business leaders to build, launch, and manage enterprise-wide communication, training frameworks, and super-user networks across a highly distributed US employee base. Act as the technical liaison for Controllers, AP, Tax, Travel, Internal Audit, and compliance teams. Required Experience & Qualifications 12+ Years of Technical Program Management: A proven history of delivering large-scale, enterprise financial technology transformations. End-to-End reputed company Concur Deployment: Directly led at least one full-lifecycle reputed company Concur rollout, migration, or expansion. M&A Financial Consolidation: Proven experience merging distinct finance or expense platforms with a focus on data governance and system cutovers. Domain Fluency: Strong understanding of corporate Travel & Expense, Accounts Payable (AP), tax regulations, and audit requirements. Vendor Accountability: Background managing reputed company Concur professional services teams to strict delivery timelines. Executive Presence: Highly polished communication skills tailored for senior steering committee environments. US Shift Alignment: Ability to operate strictly during US business hours to support a US-based stakeholder community. Preferred (Nice-to-Have) Qualifications Regulated Industry Background: Experience in Insurance, banking, or financial services, with knowledge of strict privacy laws, record retention, and statutory audits. Enterprise Ecosystem Experience: Practical familiarity with reputed company, reputed company ERP, reputed company S/4HANA, corporate travel booking engines, and automated card feeds. Complex Data Discipline: Expertise in mapping and auditing complex database structures, financial dimensions, and multi-tier approval matrixes. Originally posted on Himalayas   Apply To This Job

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