SAP Analytics Architect - SAC/Datasphere/BDC
pwcDallas (TX)
SAP Analytics Architect - SAC/Datasphere/BDC
Posted today
pwcDallas (TX)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
In this role you shape SAP analytics solutions for clients, focusing on SAC, Datasphere, and BDC to drive operational efficiency. You lead complex delivery streams, guide teams, and translate business needs into scalable data and analytics architectures. You’ll engage with clients on strategy, platform design, and integration, contributing to advisory-led delivery across business applications and SAP technology. Expect hands-on architecture work, stakeholder communication, and opportunities to influence finance transformation programs. This role offers high-impact work with cross-functional teams in a client-facing environment. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities:
Lead SAP analytics architecture initiatives across SAC, Datasphere, and BDC environments Design scalable data models and reporting solutions for finance transformation and planning Advise clients on analytics strategy, platform design, and ERP integration approaches Translate business requirements into solution blueprints for data modeling and semantic layers Coordinate delivery across implementation, governance, and milestones for complex programs Evaluate landscape dependencies and propose architecture patterns for data flow and alignment Validate outcomes with stakeholders and adapt designs per feedback Coach teams on analytics architecture methods and delivery discipline Present status updates and recommendations to client leaders and internal teams Identify process improvements to streamline analytics delivery and performance
Key requirements:
Bachelor degree or higher 7+ years of experience in SAP analytics or related architecture roles leadership communication stakeholder management SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) SAP Datasphere BDC (Business Data Connectivity)
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