SAP Solutions Architect
kyndrylDallas (TX)
About the role
Overview:
As SAP Application Architect at Kyndryl, you will shape modernization roadmaps for SAP on mainframe and cloud. You’ll lead architectural design, assess viability, and guide cross-functional teams to deliver scalable SAP solutions. This role integrates with business stakeholders to align architecture with strategic goals and hyperscaler ecosystems. You’ll operate at the intersection of legacy systems and cloud-native approaches, driving impactful transformations. Join a collaborative, expert community focused on modernizing mission-critical applications. Compensation / Benefits discretionary annual bonus program comprehensive benefits package (medical and dental) retirement benefits paid leave and PTO
Responsibilities:
Define modernization roadmaps balancing cost and risk Design enterprise-grade software frameworks and interfaces Provide technical leadership, review designs, and uphold standards Document architecture, integration, and testing guidelines Align architecture with business requirements and project goals
Key requirements:
SAP architectural experience on large-scale change and transformation projects Deep SAP functionality knowledge, including integrations and SAP on hyperscalers Experience with S/4 migrations (brownfield) or S/4 greenfield implementations Strong understanding of hyperscalers and SAP Rise model SAP Architecture Certification (preferred) Hands-on SAP experience with SAP products Experience in upgrades, integrations, mergers/divestitures, migrations, carveouts Technical leadership Cross-functional collaboration Stakeholder communication SAP architecture S/4 migrations (brownfield/greenfield) SAP integrations
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