Business Process Analyst – SAP Supply Chain

August 8, 2026

📍 Dubai, UAE • 🏢 Boston Scientific • 🏥 Medical Technology • Hybrid • 24-month Fixed-Term Contract The Context Boston Scientific, a global medical technology leader with 45+ years of innovation in cardiovascular, oncological, and neurological devices, is looking for a Business Process Analyst to support SAP-driven supply chain process optimization from its Dubai office. This is a hybrid role on a 24-month fixed-term contract — worth factoring in when evaluating the opportunity alongside the strong global project exposure it offers. What The Role Covers Requirements Gathering & Process Design You gather, analyze, and document business, user, and system requirements for SAP-supported supply chain processes. You facilitate workshops with Supply Chain, commercial, and technical teams to define business needs and solution approaches, and partner with architecture teams to support data modeling and process design. SAP Solution Delivery You collaborate with product teams to ensure business requirements are fully understood and delivered within SAP. You bring strong SAP SD expertise and support the translation of functional requirements into effective system solutions across supply chain workflows. UAT, Documentation & Change Management You support User Acceptance Testing including planning, execution, and defect management. You prepare high-quality functional requirements documentation and process artifacts, and drive change management activities to support successful solution adoption across the organization. Continuous Improvement & Stakeholder Management You manage relationships with business and technical stakeholders across multiple functions, build and share domain expertise within the team, and contribute actively to continuous process improvement initiatives. Candidate Profile • Proven experience as a Business Process Analyst or Business Analyst in SAP environments • Strong SAP SD knowledge mandatory; MM and FI experience is an advantage • Good understanding of Supply Chain processes, particularly Order-to-Cash; warehousing, planning, and transportation knowledge is a plus • Experience across full SDLC using Waterfall, Scrum, and Kanban methodologies • Hands-on UAT experience including planning and defect management • Strong facilitation, stakeholder management, and documentation skills • Excellent written and spoken English • Open to a 24-month fixed-term contract Why This Role Stands Out - Supply Tech Nexus Take Boston Scientific is one of the most respected names in global medical technology, and a Business Process Analyst role here offers direct exposure to SAP supply chain transformation within a highly regulated, innovation-driven environment. The hybrid working model is a genuine differentiator, and the 24-month contract structure — while not permanent — typically comes with competitive compensation to reflect the fixed-term nature. For SAP SD analysts looking to build healthcare industry credentials while contributing to global digital transformation initiatives, this is a strong opportunity with a market-leading brand. Salary Benchmark - UAE Market (2024/2025) For a Business Process Analyst with SAP SD expertise in a multinational medical technology environment, based in Dubai: • Base salary: AED 18,000 - 28,000/month Fixed-term contracts at this level in the UAE typically carry a 10-15% premium over equivalent permanent roles to compensate for the lack of long-term employment security. Curated and published by Supply Tech Nexus - the job platform dedicated to supply chain and logistics professionals across the MENA & GCC region. Victor L. | Supply Tech Nexus | Logistics • WMS • SAP • GCC Region Show more Show less

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