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SAP BTP/CPI Architect SAP BTP/CPI Architect

Posted 2 days ago

agavatChicago (IL)

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About the role

We are seeking a Senior SAP BTP/CPI Architect to join our team.
Key Responsibilities: Architect and design SAP solutions within the SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) framework and SAP Integration Suite/CPI/APIM Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams in an Agile or DevOps environment. Utilize expertise in SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) and SAP BTP Cloud Foundry. Develop cutting-edge UI solutions using SAP UI5 and/or Fiori Elements. Employ programming skills in Node.js and/or Java, with a focus on OData development.
Requirements: Extensive experience in SAP architecture and development, with a focus on SAP BTP. Must have 10+ years of SAP S/4HANA Integration experience and strong project work using CPI/BTP platforms. Experience using Integration or BTP features like API Management, Event Mesh, Data IQ, REST/Soap/OData, and Open Connector Minimum 4 years delivering SAP S/4HANA integration solutions for on-premises and hybrid cloud scenarios using integration protocols and adapters. Strong knowledge of BTP security aspects such as SSO, Oauth, OpenID, Okta etc. Working knowledge on Identity authentication and Identity provisioning services. Working knowledge on platform operations like identity provider configuration, assertion-based mapping for authorization, and role collection configuration (RBAC – Role based access control) Strong knowledge of BTP CI/CD tools and technologies. Should be able to work with Cloud foundry CLI. Hands-on experience with SAP BTP Cloud Foundry and SAP UI5 and/or Fiori Elements. Strong programming skills in Node.js and/or Java, coupled with OData experience. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and collaboration abilities.

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