Job Description:
Key Responsibilities:
- Design, configure, and implement SAP S/4HANA security roles, profiles, and authorizations to meet business requirements while adhering to segregation of duties (SoD) principles.
- Perform user administration tasks, including user creation, role assignment, and access management in SAP S/4HANA systems.
- Conduct risk assessments and SoD analysis to identify and mitigate potential security vulnerabilities.
- Collaborate with functional and technical teams to ensure secure integration of SAP S/4HANA with other systems and modules (e.g., Fiori, BW/4HANA).
- Implement and maintain security controls for SAP Fiori applications, including tile and catalog management.
- Provide expertise in troubleshooting security-related issues and resolving access conflicts efficiently.
- Develop and maintain documentation for security processes, role designs, and configurations.
- Conduct training and knowledge transfer sessions for end-users and internal teams on SAP S/4HANA security best practices.
- Stay updated on SAP security patches, updates, and emerging threats, applying necessary measures to safeguard systems.
- Rich experience in SAP S/4HANA implementation, upgrade, and migration projects, ensuring security requirements are met.
Preferred Skills:
- Participate in SAP S/4HANA implementation, upgrade projects
- Experience with SAP Cloud Platform, SAP HANA database security,.
- Prior experience in SAP S/4HANA greenfield or brownfield implementations.
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