Job Description:
SAP Solution Architect
Job Summary
SAP Solution/ Cloud Architect – To lead SAP engagements across discovery, design, foundation and migration
Key Responsibilities
· Should have worked as a lead architect on at least 2 SAP Homogeneous and/or Heterogeneous Migration projects earlier. Should have delivered the (high and low level) SAP E2E Design for at least 2 SAP Projects as an architect
· Deep understanding of VPC and other public cloud (depending on the hyper-scaler platform for the program) and should have had significant exposure in design/build of similar hyper-scaler’s from earlier SAP projects
· Should have a deep understanding of SAP HA, DR and Backup/Restore/Recovery principles, architecture and set-up
· Experience on HANA, Sybase and MS SQL DB along with BW, S/4HANA and BW/4HANA experience
· Excellent communication skills and should be able to face off senior client stakeholders, architects and SME’s
· Should have an understanding of SAP Migration Methodology and should be able to drive the low-level planning phases with customer and partners.
· Should have a good understanding and knowledge of various SAP migration optimization techniques and delta mechanisms (SAP NZDT etc.)
· Should be familiar with the key testing phases and methodology for SAP projects:
· SAP Operational Readiness Testing (HA, DR Backups)
· Unit/Smoke Testing
· Integration, Regression, Interface Testing
· UAT
· Performance/Volume/Stress Testing
· Mock/POC Testing
· Should have a good understanding of cutover planning and approach for SAP projects (or, SAP Migration projects) and would be expected to drive conversations with customer/partners regarding cutover planning & optimizations
· Should be able to work closely with infrastructure teams and partners to deliver a design tailored to the client request
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