SAP Security and GRC Risk Tech Leader

EY; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Hybrid; USD 143,000 - 297,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible vacation policy

Total Rewards package

Hybrid work model

Job summary

EY seeks a Risk Technology Manager focused on SAP Application Security and GRC to help clients manage risk and improve performance. You will connect with clients to design and implement processes within SAP ERP, leveraging our intellectual property and a strong internal network.

You’ll lead global teams, participate in audits, and stay current with industry trends while driving business development and client satisfaction in a hybrid, client‑facing role in the U.S.

Qualifications

• 6+ years in an SAP Security and GRC lead role.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in computer science, information security, or related field preferred.
• Hands‑on design, build, test and deploy of SAP Application security across S/4, FIORI, ECC, ARIBA, HCM, SuccessFactors.

Responsibilities

• Design and implement SAP security and GRC processes for clients.
• Lead cross‑functional teams across onshore and offshore locations.
• Manage client relationships and address complex governance and compliance issues.

Skills

SAP Application security

GRC Access Control

Risk management

Leadership

Project management

Client service

Communication

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Computer Science / Information Security / Information Management Systems

Tools

ServiceNow (SNOW)

HP ALM

IAM integrations (Saviynt, SailPoint, SAP IAG)

Job description

EY seeks a Risk Technology Manager focused on SAP Application Security and GRC to help clients manage risk and improve performance. You will connect with clients to design and implement processes within SAP ERP, leveraging our intellectual property and a strong internal network.

You’ll lead global teams, participate in audits, and stay current with industry trends while driving business development and client satisfaction in a hybrid, client‑facing role in the U.S.