SAP BASIS / HANA Administrator

This is a remote position.

Position Responsibilities:

• Applies standard SAP principles, concepts and techniques in system installation, monitoring, performance tuning and system management
• Demonstrates excellent strategic planning balanced with tactical firefighting on complex systemstructures
• Analyze, design and champion system solutions and upgrades to SAP systems
• Introduce technical changes into the environment using a structured approach that minimizes risk and achieves high reliability, availability and performance of each SAP instance
• Design and implement an optimal SAP configuration to maximize system performance and availability in collaboration with hosted provider
• Guide hosted provider in installations and configurations of all required SAP database servers and application servers
• Identifying, defining, documenting, and solving problems or situations that require attention or improvement
• Develop and maintain system documentation for all SAP instances and interfaces
• Locating, collecting, and organizing information that enhances the understanding of a problem or situation and that facilitates effective communication of it to others at all levels
• Installs of various SAP systems on MSSQL and Hana in AWS and in plant datacenters
• SSO knowledge in SAML, LDAP, Kerberos/SPNego
• Work with Vendors, Service Providers and project teams

Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree in computer science or related field or comparable work experience and technical training
• 5+ years of experience in a SAP Basis role or comparable discipline
• SAP Basis Management for S4, BW, GRC and PI/PO in addition to Solution Manager w/ CHarM
• Experience in other SAP module administration; GTS, APO, Trex, MII, etc.
• Experience in HANA and MS SQL database management
• Experience administering S/4 HANA preferred
• Experience with Netweaver Java
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
• Proficient communication skills, both verbal and written
• Some travel may be required ~25%

Originally posted on Himalayas