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SAP Security Administrator with DoD Secret Clearance

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SAP Security Administrator with DoD Secret ClearanceScott Air Force Base, Illinois ID:j-3006
JOB TYPE: Direct Hire
REMOTE STATUS: Full Remote REQUIRES A DOD SECRET CLEARANCE VETS, Inc., is looking to add an experienced SAP Security Administrator to join our team. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in safeguarding our SAP environments and ensuring compliance with organizational security policies. This position requires a minimum of 8 years of specialized experience in SAP Security, including advanced expertise across multiple SAP platforms and modules.
Key Responsibilities: Design, implement, and maintain SAP security roles and authorizations across SAP S4 HANA, Fiori, BTP, and related environments Manage and optimize SAP GRC Access Control to support regulatory compliance and risk mitigation Configure and oversee SAP Fiori and SAP BTP security frameworks Integrate Identity Management (IdM) solutions with SAP landscapes Monitor, troubleshoot, and resolve security issues in SAP applications Conduct regular security audits and reviews Develop and enforce SAP security policies and best practices Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support secure deployments and upgrades Stay current with industry trends and emerging threats related to SAP Security
Qualifications: Minimum 10 years' experience in SAP Security, including SAP GRC Access Control, S4 HANA Security, Fiori Security, BTP Security, and IdM integration More than 12 years of experience with SAP Strong understanding of SAP authorization concepts and security architecture Experience with SAP audit, compliance, and risk management tools Excellent analytical, troubleshooting, and communication skills Ability to work independently and collaboratively within technical and business teams PI287983018

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