SAP HANA Architect

E*Pro Consulting service offerings include contingent Staff Augmentation of IT professionals, Permanent Recruiting and Temp-to-Hire. In addition, our industry expertise and knowledge within financial services, Insurance, Telecom, Manufacturing, Technology, Media and Entertainment, Pharmaceutical, Health Care and service industries ensures our services are customized to meet specific needs.

Job Description

Job Title: SAP HANA Solution Architect

Location: Montvale, NJ

At least 2 Project in SAP HANA

7-10 years in SAP BW, BO, other ETL combined with minimum 3 years in BW and BO.

Technical/Functional Skills

1. Strong ETL knowledge
2. SAP BW/BO
3. SQL scripting

Qualifications

1. Understanding the Business requirements & convert them into Blueprint
2. Define the Design Documents for the HANA Models
3. Essential Configurations for SAP ECC Accelerations using SAP HANA
4. Translating Functional Specifications into Technical Specifications
5. Translate the Business KPIs into HANA & Define the Reporting Layouts
6. Translate the Business KPIs for Dashboards & Define the dashboard Layouts
7. Defining the Metadata Import process
8. Identify Attribute & measures, Hierarchies
9. Creation of Package
10. Design & Creation of HANA Attributes views
11. Design & Creation of HANA Analytic views
12. Design & Creation of HANA Calculation views
13. Creation of Constant columns
14. Creation of Analytics Privileges
15. Creating Function using SQL the Function Editor
16. Using Currency as Unit of Measure
17. Comparing Object Versions
18. Displaying Audit Trails of Information Models
19. Export/Import of Models
20. Setting Up the Information Modeler
21. Configuring the Information Modeler
22. Gather the Business requirements
23. Translate the Business requirements into KPI's
24. Defining the Business Blueprint
25. Creation of Functional specifications
26. Design the Information Models for HANA
27. Validation of Data in the Reports
28. Conducting UAT sessions with the Business
29. Functional Walkthrough
30. Validation of Data in the Reports vs ECC
31. Presenting the Business value of the Report to the Users