Senior SAP HCM & SuccessFactors Solution Architect (m/f/d/x)
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Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in information technology, computer science, engineering or a comparable field
- At least eight years of experience in SAP implementation projects
- At least five years of experience in technical SAP SuccessFactors implementations
- Experience leading technical workstreams in multiple end-to-end SuccessFactors projects
- Experience in consulting firms or system integration organizations
- Proven solution architecture expertise for complex enterprise systems
- In-depth knowledge of and practical experience with SAP HCM modules
- Strong integration architecture skills, particularly with SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI)
- Expertise in defining and executing data migration strategies
- SuccessFactors module knowledge: Employee Central including Time Management, Recruiting (Eightfold), Onboarding, Performance & Goals, Learning, Compensation, Succession & Development
- Integration technologies: SAP Integration Suite (CPI), SAP BTP, OData APIs, REST APIs, SOAP web services and SuccessFactors Integration Center
- Security and identity management: role-based permissions (RBP), SAP IAS, SAP IPS and single sign-on
- Data migration skills: data mapping and transformation, import/export frameworks, validation and reconciliation, migration tools and automation
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
- Ability to lead geographically distributed teams
- Strong project and risk management skills
- Customer-oriented mindset with consulting experience
- Ability to work successfully under tight project deadlines
- Very good German (C2) and English (C1)
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Strong savings potential: You could save €1,830 monthly, which is €21,960 per year.
💡 These estimates are based on average costs in Berlin. Actual expenses vary based on lifestyle, neighborhood, and personal choices. "Comfortable living" includes rent, utilities, groceries, transport, and reasonable dining/entertainment.
Eligible for the EU Blue Card
A salary of €73,866 meets the EU Blue Card minimum of €45,300 (2026).
The EU Blue Card is a residence permit for highly qualified non-EU workers. It offers a fast track to permanent residency and allows family reunification.
Also eligible: EU Blue Card (Shortage Occupation) (€41,042+)
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📍 Life in Berlin
About Berlin
- •Creative and tech hub
- •Diverse neighborhoods
- •Excellent public transport
Climate
- •Continental climate
- •Cold winters
- •Mild summers
- •Four distinct seasons
Safety
- •Generally safe
- •Higher petty crime than Munich
- •Some areas less safe at night
Healthcare
- •Good hospital network
- •Charité is world-renowned
- •Wait times can vary
Culture
- •World-class museums
- •Vibrant art scene
- •Rich history
Nightlife
- •Famous club scene
- •Diverse nightlife
- •24/7 culture
Recreation
- •Many parks
- •Lakes
- •Tiergarten
- •Active outdoor scene
Cost of Living
- •More affordable than Munich
- •Prices rising rapidly
- •Still cheaper than many European capitals
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A leading European IT services and consulting company, wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG. With ~26,000 employees across 26 countries and €4.0 billion in annual revenue, T-Systems drives digital transformation for multinational corporations and public sector institutions through end-to-end solutions spanning multi-cloud, SAP, cybersecurity, AI, and IoT — with deep industry expertise in automotive, healthcare, public sector, and transport.
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