Role: SAP Integration Architect to look at continuous improvement across the global SAP landscape design solutions, align with the business architects and write functional specifications.

Core responsibilities;

• Lead the Integration Solution architecture.
• Design and validate architecture for proposed solutions to ensure most efficient design, based on SAP best practices and aligned with overall project goals
  • Responsible for mapping the business requirements to systems / technical requirement to ensure they are in line with Integration guidelines
  • Develop and own Solution Architecture Integration guidelines and best practices
• Engagement with Project stakeholders, understand requirements and deliver Solution architecture for Integration across all patterns
• Evangelize the API led, pub sub approach and ensure re-usability across various projects
• Own the catalogue of all API's, Interfaces and jobs in the Integration space and ensure high level of re-usability
• Drive, inspire, engage team and stakeholders towards action
• Provide necessary technical expertise in resolution of development related issues focusing on root cause analysis and implement corrective action plans

Experience:

• Minimum 5 years' experience
• Educated to degree level or equivalent - MBA desirable
• Ability to effectively communicate the implications of complex technical concepts to senior, non-technical audiences.

• Importantly, be both keen problem-solver and expert communicator, able to keep the big picture in mind and work with diverse sets of stakeholders to create and deliver 'balanced' solutions, successful for all
• Solution Architecture experience across all Integration patterns - API, Real time Integration, Event broker / Advanced messaging, B2B EDI, Data Integration and File transfer
• Strong expertise in Integration with SAP ERP system (preferable S4 HANA)
• Handled complex Integration projects and led the Solution architecture
• Hands on experience in SAP Data Services
• SAP integration specialist with experience on multiple implementations