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Sr. SAP S/4 HANA Technical Architect withBRIM - 100% Remote
Jacksonville, United States | Posted on 05/25/2024Sr. SAP S/4 HANA Technical Architect withBRIM- 100% Remote Contract RoleJob Description / Responsibilities Technical Architect spanning integrations, enhancements, reports, conversions, and forms within SAP landscape Understand business requirements and design technical solutions to meet the business objectives. Ultimate accountability and oversight for driving overall SAP technical solutions from business idea to implementation. Play a key role in design reviews, identify gaps and recommend changes. Drive modernization keeping in mind complexity of the landscape. Support the development team with the design and development guidance. Guide the engineering team to develop, configure and implement the solution as per the development strategy. Perform review of the technical team’s work and ensure standards are adhered to in accordance with SAP’s leading practices. Ensure technical integrity of projects, making sure that common technical objects are leveraged, and the work is not duplicated. Work with and advise the QA team on the design of test plans, test cases and on automation. Participate in the project roadmap and strategy definition. Support the creation of training and solution documentation. Hold self and others accountable to the committed deadlines and ensure successful and quality deliverables. Take an active role in the development of other team members. Engage with leading customers and strategic partners to identify and validate requirements and translate to solution design. Participate in resolving technology integration problems. Act as a mentor, coach, and provide training to engineers and consultants by sharing solution and technical expertise. Ensure customer satisfaction through quality work and effective communication throughout projects. Must be hands-on with RICEFW development using ABAP and Fiori as needed to support project timelines and objectives.6+ years’ work experience in SAP product consulting, systems integration, or architect role. BS Degree in computer science or engineering or higher with 10 – 12 years of experience.
Required Qualifications:
- BS Degree in computer science or engineering or higher with 10 – 12 years of experience 6+ years’ work experience in SAP product consulting, systems integration, or architect role
- Have a good understanding of SAP best practices
- Experience with SAP security concepts
- Must have excellent expertise in ABAP development with very good functional understanding of SAP S/4HANA modules such as FI, P2P, OTC and MMMust have extensive development experience in S/4HANA using ABAP objects, CDS Models, AMDP, SAPUI5, OData developments
- Demonstrated knowledge of SAP BTP (Business Technology Platform) based design & development and ABAP Restful Programming Model
- Understanding of SAP RISE Model is a plusExperience with Java based development is a plusExperience working with interfaces in addition to Web Services, such as Java connectors and Rest APIs communicating with non-SAP applications
- Experience with BRIM, ARIBA is a plusExperience in working with SAP Cloud technologies like SAC and other SAP Cloud technologies is a plusExperience managing projects and working with a team of Engineers
- Expertise in doing Solution demos and presentations to customers/business stake holders/architects is a plus
- Exposure to compliance regulations likeGDPR, ITAR and Export Compliance is a plusExperience with Data Masking, Data Anonymization techniques is a huge plus
- Good understanding of SAP architecture and technical data flow of SAP business processes is plus
- Should be proficient in performance tuning to deliver optimized solutions
- Ability to assess and manage/notify technical risks and issues to the manager
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