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SAP Analytics Project Manager

Posted 3 days ago

pineq lab technologyEvanston (IL)

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About the role

We are looking for an experienced SAP Analytics Project Manager to lead and deliver SAP reporting and analytics initiatives. The ideal candidate should have strong project management experience and expertise in SAP HANA, SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC), along with proficiency in Jira, Confluence, ServiceNow, and Smartsheet.
Key Responsibilities: Manage end-to-end SAP Analytics projects, including planning, execution, and delivery. Coordinate with business stakeholders, SAP functional teams, and technical teams. Lead projects involving:
  • SAP BW/4HANASAP HANASAP Analytics Cloud (SAC)
  • Track project progress, risks, issues, and dependencies.
  • Facilitate Agile ceremonies and manage project activities through Jira.
  • Maintain project documentation in Confluence.
  • Manage change requests, incidents, and release activities through ServiceNow.
  • Create project plans, status reports, and dashboards using Smartsheet.
  • Drive UAT, deployment, and post-production support activities.
  • Provide regular updates to leadership and business stakeholders.
Required Skills: 6+ years of IT Project Management experience.3+ years managing SAP Analytics/BI projects. Strong knowledge of:
  • SAP BW/4HANASAP HANASAP Analytics Cloud (SAC)
  • Experience with Agile/Scrum delivery methodologies.
  • Hands-on experience with Jira, Confluence, ServiceNow, and Smartsheet.
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.

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