Sap Solutions Architect

Title: SAP Solutions ArchitectCompany: Confidental until inital phone screening (Large University)Location: Toronto, ON | Hybrid (In office Tuesday & Wednesday + 3rd day every other week)Full Time Direct HireSalary: $120K - $150K BaseJob Overview:The SAP Solutions Architect will be a key advisor and leader, guiding our client's SAP initiatives and technology. You’ll collaborate across departments, architecting and implementing solutions that align institutional goals with SAP technologies. This role requires strong experience in SAP architecture and a forward-looking mindset, as you will play a critical role in building SAP roadmaps for the next 3-5 years and contribute to upcoming projects.Key Responsibilities:Oversee the SAP ecosystem's operational performance and ensure strategic alignment.Develop SAP roadmaps for future implementations and enhancements.Participate in architecture reviews and provide solutions for large-scale SAP projects.Review production releases and architecture changes.Collaborate with stakeholders to define technical requirements and architectural designs.Lead the design and implementation of enterprise-wide SAP solutions.Day-to-Day Duties:Conduct reviews of SAP production releases and architecture changes.Lead large-scale projects related to SAP modules like FICO, Funds Management, Material Management, and HCM.Provide high-level strategic input, focusing on building SAP roadmaps.Propose and review solutions for vendors.Qualifications:Extensive experiance with SAPExperience architecting and implementing end-to-end SAP solutions.Expertise in at least 2 of 4 modules: FI-CO, MM, PM, HCM (HCM and FI-CO preferred).Strong understanding of SAP module integration and broad technical knowledge.Excellent analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills.Strong enterprise architecture skills.Preferred Qualifications:TOGAF Certification.Azure Administration Certification.Experience with SAP public sector implementations and exposure to Funds Management.Experience working on SuccessFactors implementations.