Lead SAP Solution Architect role has been designed as 'Onsite' with an expectation that you will primarily work from an HPE office. The role involves architecting solutions using SAP modules and leading cross-functional development teams.
Requirements
- Must be strong functional knowledgeable in all SAP modules
- Must have strong working experience on SD and Supply Chain
- Additional experience of working on FI is a plus
- Should have designed new solutions based on customer requirements and best practices
- Develop and maintain documentation for configuration, testing, integration, and compliance processes
- Keep abreast of SAP best practices, new technologies, and compliance standards to ensure continuous improvement
- Participates as a subject matter expert and leads cross-functional development teams
- Design system architecture that ensures scalability, security and reliability
- Define the integration architecture and ensure the seamless interoperability of systems and services
- Analyze and translate business needs into solutions and architecture
- Develops innovative multi-team solutions to complex problems with substantial impact to HPE’s strategic technical direction.
- Ensure that proposed solutions align with business goals and technology strategies
- Provide guidance to functional and development teams during the implementation phase
- Should be able interpret compliance requirements and translate to the business process for IT solutions
- Lead efforts to resolve integration challenges and technical roadblocks
- Create and maintain architectural documentation including design blueprints
- Ensure that the solution complies with internal security policies and relevant industry regulations.
- Work closely with project managers and delivery team to ensure the successful solution delivery
- Establish and enforce best practices and governance framework
- Ensure consistency in the architecture across different projects and initiatives.
Benefits
- Health & Wellbeing
- Personal & Professional Development
- Unconditional Inclusion