Manager - SAP Application Operations
Qiddiya Investment CompanySaudi Arabia - RiyadhPosted 09 October 2025
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Location
Saudi Arabia - Riyadh
Job type
On-site
Experience
5+ years
Salary
SAR 30k–45k/mo (est.)
Job description
Qiddiya Investment Company is seeking a Manager - SAP Application Operations to manage the operational integrity and performance of SAP applications, ensuring they align with strategic objectives while delivering high availability and reliability to users. Key Responsibilities include leading the SAP Application Operations team, overseeing support processes, incident management, and service requests, ensuring optimal system performance through monitoring, tuning, and capacity planning, working with cross-functional teams for application integration, enforcing application governance and security measures, driving continuous improvement, coordinating system upgrades and patches, and maintaining documentation and end-user training. Qualifications require a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, or related field, with 5+ years of experience in SAP application management or operations, strong knowledge of SAP tools and methodologies, proven experience in incident management and service delivery, and strong troubleshooting and communication skills. Certification in SAP Application Management is advantageous.
Skills
SAPSAP Application ManagementIncident ManagementPerformance TuningCapacity Planning
What Jobze.ai noticed
- Qiddiya Investment Company wants an SAP operations leader with 5+ years managing SAP landscapes and support teams.
- Expect to oversee incident management, performance tuning, capacity planning, and system upgrades across the SAP footprint.
- Strong governance, cross-functional integration, and stakeholder engagement skills are essential for this managerial role.
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