Sapsol Technologies Inc

Data Engineer (Business Intelligence)

Reposted 5 Days Ago

Remote

Hiring Remotely in Canada

Mid level

Remote

Hiring Remotely in Canada

Mid level

The Data Engineer will assist clients with SAP security design, implement SAP security, develop authorization profiles, and conduct security reviews.

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Job Description (Key Responsibilities)

Assist clients in delivering the overall security design and approach across complex SAP environments
Lead the implementation of SAP security designs within client organizations
Own and lead development and testing of SAP authorization profiles
Configure and/or perform security reviews of SAP GRC Access Controls modules
Work closely with project teams to:

Provide security guidance
Ensure security is embedded throughout SAP delivery lifecycles

Lead a team through SAP security build and testing activities

Skill Name

Years of Experience

Details / Examples

Assisting clients with overall SAP security design across complex SAP environments

Delivering and embedding SAP security designs within client organizations

Ownership of SAP security delivery end‑to‑end

Leading teams through development and testing of SAP authorization profiles

SAP Roles and Authorizations design and maintenance

Configuration and review of SAP GRC Access Controls modules

Performing SAP security reviews

Advising project teams on SAP security approach

SAP security governance frameworks

SAP security policies documentation

SAP security procedures documentation

SAP GRC Access Control reporting

Reviewing and analyzing SAP GRC Access Control reports

Formulating remediation and security recommendations from GRC reports

Hands‑on SAP Fiori security

SAP BTP application security

SAP Cloud security

Enterprise Threat Detection (ETD)

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