typical responsibilities of a sap basis professional may include:
installation and configuration: installing and configuring sap systems, including servers, databases, and application components, based on business requirements and system landscape design.
system administration: performing system monitoring, performance tuning, and capacity planning to ensure optimal system performance. managing system backups, recovery, and disaster recovery procedures.
patching and upgrades: planning and executing system patches, upgrades, and system releases to ensure system stability and compatibility with the latest sap technologies.
security and authorization: managing user access and authorizations, implementing security policies and procedures, and maintaining system security through user management, roles, and profiles.
system troubleshooting: identifying and resolving technical issues related to sap system components, database performance, interfaces, and connectivity. collaborating with technical teams and vendors for problem resolution.
transport management: managing the transportation of changes and developments across different system landscapes, ensuring proper testing, and adherence to change management processes.
system performance optimization: analyzing system performance metrics, identifying performance bottlenecks, and implementing optimizations to enhance system responsiveness and efficiency.
system landscape design: collaborating with architects and project teams to design and implement the sap system landscape, including system sizing, system integration, and high availability configurations.
documentation and reporting: maintaining system documentation, technical specifications, and configuration records. generating reports on system performance, utilization, and incidents for management review.
user training and support: providing user training and support for sap basis-related functionalities, system administration procedures, and best practices.