Developer, System Integration

Job Summary

The Integration Developer acts as a member of the Software Development Team and is responsible for developing and maintaining new features across the SAP and Non-SAP Integration Landscape with any integrations or scheduling that may be required. He/She works under the supervision of the Dev and Support Manager and in collaboration with the functional analysts of the various SAP modules MM, SD, FICO, EWM, HR and other teams of the IT Department. It also plays critical part in debugging and resolving incidents that may affect operation with the defined priority. 

Key Accountabilities

•    Participate in the development of new integrations and process automations.
•    Participate in the improvement of existing integrations and ensure their maintenance.
•    Participate in the support of existing integrations.
•    Collaborate with the QA team on test automation.
•    Participate in software improvement processes.
•    Bring expertise to projects.
•    Produce and maintain technical documentation.
•    Apply and keep the change management methodology.

Job Requirements

•    Minimum of 3 years of experience in SAP PI/PO and BTP Integration Suite (CPI/APIM).
•    Minimum of 1 years of experience in SAP ABAP.
•    Bachelor’s degree in computer science or equivalent.
•    Strong understanding of standard integration protocols and technologies: REST, ODATA, SOAP, SFTP, JDBC, Mail, XI, File, IDoc, RFC
•    Java/Groovy Mappings, XSLT, Standard (Graphical) mappings
•    SAP Interface frameworks:IDOC, BAPI, WebServices, Proxy, RFC 
•    Knowledge of SQL and/or HANA/ORACLE is an asset.
•    BMC Control-M or similar scheduling tools is an asset
•    Scripting abilities (e.g. Bash, Python, PowerShell) are an advantage
•    Great analytical skills and rigor in his work.
•    Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
•    Commitment to work and strong customer focus.
•    Good spirit of interdepartmental collaboration.
•    Ability to multitask.
•    Ability to manage time and priorities.