SAP Analytics Architect - SAC/Datasphere/BDC-Manager
pwcFlorham Park (NJ)
SAP Analytics Architect - SAC/Datasphere/BDC-Manager
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pwcFlorham Park (NJ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you lead the design and delivery of SAP Analytics Cloud, Datasphere, and BDC solutions to improve planning, reporting, and data-driven decision making for clients. As a Manager, you guide cross-functional teams, own client workstreams, and translate needs into practical SAP analytics capabilities that boost operational efficiency. You shape solution design, support implementations, and drive value across advisory engagements. You’ll work closely with clients to translate business flows into scalable analytics architectures. Compensation / Benefits medical and dental insurance vision insurance 401k holiday pay vacation sick leave
Responsibilities:
Lead SAP Analytics Cloud, Datasphere, and BDC workstreams across client engagements Design enterprise SAP analytics architectures integrating planning, reporting, and data management Manage project planning, budgeting, timelines, and deliverables for SAP transformations Coordinate configuration and deployment across SAP Analytics Cloud, Datasphere, HANA, and Fiori Translate client needs into technical requirements for analytics and process optimization Review system designs to ensure alignment with enterprise architecture and delivery goals Mentor team members on analytics methods, delivery approaches, and problem-solving Identify opportunities to improve data integration, automation, and decision support via SAP technologies
Key requirements:
Bachelor's degree ≥5 years of experience Experience leading SAP Analytics Cloud, Datasphere, or BDC projects Experience leading client-facing analytics architecture and delivery workstreams Ability to coach teams across planning, execution, and issue resolution Ability to translate enterprise data flows into actionable system designs Experience managing quality, timelines, and deliverables across SAP programs team leadership mentoring client-facing communication SAP Analytics Cloud SAP Datasphere SAP BDC
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