Lead solution architect role to design and deploy SAP HCM and SuccessFactors (Employee Central and EC Payroll). Requires 8+ years of architecture and deployment experience, minimum five full-cycle implementations, three feasibility studies, and strong understanding of industry-specific business processes. Retail sector experience preferred.
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Job DescriptionHi,
We do have a Full time opportunity for SAP SuccessFactors Solution Architect with our implementation partner. Please share your updated resume ASAP. Here goes the Job Description:
Job Title: SAP SuccessFactors Solution Architect
Job Location: Deerfield, IL
Job Type: Full Time
Rate: Market rate
Required Skills:
- 8+years solution architecting and deployment experience in SAP HCM/SuccessFactor
- Must have implemented SAP HCM and SuccessFactors modules (EC and EC Payroll) in the capacity of lead solution architect either as a part of the Implementation Partner Team or Customer Team.
- Retail industry sector experience is preferred.
- Experience with minimum of five full cycle implementations.
- Good understanding of industry specific business processes.
- Has performed at least 3 feasibility studies.
- Understands the Industry Leading Business Process approach and is contributing to it.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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