The SAP Administrator's role is to supervise and operate the organization's SAP systems through implementation best practices. This includes installing, configuring, patching, upgrading, and maintaining the company's investments in proprietary SAP technologies. The SAP Administrator is also responsible for planning and coordinating the change management of processes required for the support of SAP systems necessary for business operations. This individual will apply proven communication and problem-solving skills to solve issues related to the deployment of mission-critical SAP software.
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SAP Administrator
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