Solution Architect- SAP S/4 HANA - Orange NSW

Job Type: Contract
Posted: over 6 years ago
Contact: Nivy Sahoo
Discipline:
Reference: 180353_1515455030

Ready for the next challenge this new year but in an easy-going town and less traffic area? Yes? Great! Our client in the public sector is looking to bring on board an experienced Solution Architect (SAP S/4 HANA) to be based in Orange, NSW or ready to commute to Orange.

Orange is a city in the Central West region of New South Wales, Australia. It is 254 kilometres west of the state capital, Sydney at an altitude of 862 metres

Role: SAP S/4 HANA Solution Architect/Technical Lead (Current NSW Driver Licence required)

Start Date: ASAP for 6 months, with a possibility of an extension

Pay Rate: $100 -$120 per hour, plus Super (based on experience)

Hours of work: 8-hour day, 40-hours a week

Location: Orange

Business Unit: Corporate Services Partners/Business Technology Services

PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ROLE

The key requirement the business is looking for in candidates, is someone who has S/4 HANA and/or experience in SAP technologies. The candidate needs to be able to manage the development work with the engaged Vendors and work with our Infrastructure team including our Vendor on the future system architecture/landscape etc.

The Solution Architect/Technical Lead is responsible for the architecture development for complex technology solutions, the balance between functional, service quality and systems management requirements and for mapping the business requirements to systems/technical requirements to ensure they are in line with the enterprise business architectural plan.

ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

  • Minimum 5 years experiences in managing technical teams and vendor
  • Prior experience in system architecture and technical experience with system integrations
  • Experience with S/4 HANA strongly preferred within Finance and HR/Payroll
  • Detailed understanding of SAP technologies, applications, and change management process, especially SAP S/4 HANA
  • Strong troubleshooting skill
  • Excellent verbal and written skill
  • Ability to work and manage developers from the Third-Party Vendors

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

  • Lead, manage and implement technical changes with the third-party vendors to ensure development of all interfaces are completed of high quality and delivered on time per the scope, schedule, and requirements for the project
  • Review design, functional and technical documentations and provide input to System Architecture and Interfaces
  • Engage the Infrastructure/technical teams to work with the service provider to ensure appropriate infrastructure and capabilities are implemented for the project, including security, single sign-on, disaster recovery and network connectivity
  • Work closely with the infrastructure team and the service provider on architectural design, release and project implementations, system and capacity performance
  • Create an implementation plan and cutover plan for development work that needs to be completed/deployed for the project
  • Engage and coordinate functional and testing teams for interface builds and ensuring system defects are resolved
  • Provide technical advice on all systems integrating to the new HR/Payroll & Finance system
  • Proactively work with other project work streams such as the Finance and HR/Payroll functional teams, Testing, Training, Change Management, Cutover, and Service Transition to ensure knowledge and information are shared to drive successful project outcomes.

KEY CHALLENGES

  • Identify system, infrastructure and project dependencies and balance competing demands to ensure project deliverables are achieved
  • Develop and maintain relationships with key stakeholders to align solution architecture strategies with business needs

Role dimensions

Decision making

  • This role will work within the strategic direction established by the Project Leadership team. The role is fully responsible for meeting allocated objectives. To achieve these objectives the role has the autonomy to initiate their own work and that of others, with a significant role in the assignment of tasks and/or responsibilities.
  • The role influences organisation, customers, suppliers, partners, and peers on the contribution of own specialism.
  • The role performs an extensive range and variety of complex technical and/or professional work activities. This includes work which requires the application of fundamental principles in a wide and often unpredictable range of contexts.
  • The role makes decisions which consider the relationship between own specialism and wider customer/organisational requirements.