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Hybris Developer @ Miami, FL (Onsite)

Posted 6 days ago

saxon globalMiami (FL)

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About the role

Hybris Developer This role is Onsite in Miami, FL. This is a 6 months contract, potential to extend another 6 months. Only on W2.Support the modernization and enhancement SAP Commerce platform, helping deliver new commerce capabilities and improvements across reservation, spa, inventory management, and back-office initiatives. Project Details/Why is this req open? 2 projects: Reservation & Spa Platform Modernization Existing reservation and spa booking system Migrating functionality from a legacy platform to a new solution Back Office Enhancements Commerce platform used by multiple brands Enhancements focused on inventory management and back-office functionality
Top Must-Haves: 5+ years of experience developing backend applications Hands on SAP (Commerce (Hybris) backend/customization OR strong backend dev on SAP/ Salesforce equiv. AI coding assistance (Claude or similar) Experience integrating SAP Commerce with custom microservicesStrong communication
Nice to Haves:
  • Experience with Hybris modules: Product Catalog, Promotions, Order Management, Customer Support, Backoffice
  • Relational database experience
  • Solr search-indexing experience
  • Enterprise-scale project experience
  • Lead-level experience
  • Target Profile:5+ years of experience in backend development
  • Strong experience with SAP Commerce (Hybris) or similar enterprise commerce platforms
  • Experience with Java-based backend systems, including monolithic architectures
  • Strong understanding of Java internals, customization, and scripting
  • Daily use of AI coding assistants (Claude, Copilot, etc.)Strong communication skills

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