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About the role
SeniorSAP HANA Technical Architect Remote with some Travel Jacksonville, United States | Posted on 09/05/2025
Location:
Remote with some travel maybe once a month or 4 times during project. Client pays travel expenses
Job Description:
Requires a Technical Architect - "hands on" with strong comm skills to work with execs and needs to be able to articulate the pros n cons to both technical and non-technical people. In short its a security assessment/review of the clients SAP S/4 HANA Rise on an Azure platform. We are really looking for people who have worked with SAP RISE Public Edition (this is a very important) and they need to have a deep understanding of the ECS Hardening Guide, the Shared Responsibility Model, the ability to talk about various security control frameworks (e.g. NIST 800.53, NIST CSF, CSA CCM, etc.). I am looking for someone who can come in and deliver the engagement without us needing to hold their hand from a security perspective. They should already be able to hit the ground running. "Top 3 must haves:10+ years of experience on SAP Solutions with technical background and hands on capable. Security audit validation of SAP RISE consisting of the following components ? Assess mandatory SAP ECS Security and Hardening requirements and best practices and identify gaps Good communication skills, Motivation and drive to self-manage their work. Duties on project To provide security audit validation of SAP RISE consisting of the following components. Assess mandatory SAP ECS Security and Hardening requirements and best practices and identify gaps. Assess S/4 application and HANA database environments, underlying network, and other infrastructure Ancillary BTP and Integration suite environments. Validate the minimum-security requirements that must be met for S4 HANA system and identify gaps. Assess client’s security change and monitoring processes to determine ongoing compliance within the S/4 on RISE environment
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