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Delta System & Software, Inc. seeks a Senior SAP SuccessFactors Solution Architect to lead Employee Central, Time Management and EC Payroll in a global template rollout with country localization. Remote with travel to client sites in Canada is required.
The candidate should have 15+ years of SAP HCM/SuccessFactors experience and strong EC, Time Management and Payroll expertise, plus a track record in global template rollouts and client-facing delivery.
Location : Edmonton, Canada - REMOTE + TRAVEL to client Location when Required.
We are seeking highly experienced SAP Senior SAP SuccessFactors Solution Architect with 15+ years of SAP HCM/SuccessFactors experience to lead the Employee Central, Time Management and Employee Central Payroll workstream for a global template rollout and country localization program..
The candidate should ensure that country requirements are not automatically treated as template deviations without proper analysis and governance
The ideal candidate should be a Global SuccessFactors HCM Architect rather than a module-only consultant, with the ability to take a live global solution and successfully deploy it into a new country.
Lead the localization assessment for the target country/countries across:
The architect should be able to distinguish between requirements that can be incorporated into the Global Template and requirements that genuinely require country-specific configuration.
Lead the localization and rollout of Employee Central processes
Ensure that the rollout uses the existing global configuration wherever possible.
Lead the country-specific design for time management
Lead ECP localization and deployment activities for Employee Central Payroll Rollout
Assess and design local integration requirements resulting from the rollout.
Lead country-specific data migration requirements.
Lead the EC/Time/Payroll workstream through various testing stages, mock cutover.
Develop the country rollout cutover strategy