SAP Solution Architect

Role OverviewLead solution architecture for a S/4HANA based transformation program, addressing critical dimensions of business processes, data & analytics, applications, and technologies. Develop and implement an enterprise roadmap for SAP S/4HANA and a suite of new solutions.What You Will DoDevelop and implement solution architecture, lead solution governance forums, participate in business development and pre-sales activities, manage solution architecture topics and areas for improvement.Why It Might Be a FitIdeal candidate has extensive work experience in a consulting company, working in large-scale SAP transformation programs, with proven delivery capability for large-scale SAP based transformation programs.RequirementsExtensive work experience in a consulting company, working in large-scale SAP transformation programsProven delivery capability for large-scale SAP based transformation programsPractical application of project management life cycle principles and methodologies (SAP Activate)Experience with solution and enterprise architecture frameworks and models (e.g. TOGAF)Considerable SAP solution architecture experienceDemonstrated skills in executing an Agile-based design and delivery approachSolid understanding of major data objects and SAP enterprise structuresSolid understanding of a range of SAP applications (e.g. S/4HANA, IBP, MDG)Solid understanding of applying technologies (e.g. Cloud, APIs, AI, IOT)Superior client interaction skillsAbility to inspire, convince and to influence senior business management and stakeholdersSuperior problem management skills and moderation skillsExcellent communication, presentation, and facilitations skillsAbility to collaborate within the Firm and to leverage existing resourcesBenefitsMedical/Dental/Vision/Life InsuranceLong-term/Short-term DisabilityHealth and Dependent Care Reimbursement AccountsInsurance (Accident, Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity, Legal)401(k) plan and contributions dependent on salary levelPaid holidays plus Paid Time OffOriginally posted on Himalayas