Package Consultant-SAP Cloud Integration

Responsibilities

As a Consultant you will serve as a client-facing practitioner who sells, leads and implements expert services utilizing the breadth of IBM's offerings and technologies. A successful Consultant is regarded by clients as a trusted business advisor who collaborates to provide innovative solutions used to solve the most challenging business problems.
You will work on projects that help clients integrate strategy, process, technology, and information to increase effectiveness, reduce costs and improve profit and shareholder value. You can take advantage of opportunities to master new skills, work across different disciplines, move into new challenges and develop a robust understanding of different industries.

Required education
Bachelor's Degree

Preferred education
Master's Degree

Required technical and professional expertise

4-12 Years of SAP Functional experience specializing in design and configuration of SAP modules using PI. SAP Cloud Integration PI, Groovy. The consultant should have extensive experience in SCP (SAP Cloud Platform) technologies (APIM, PI, DI) and they will be involved in the migration work (BizTalk/SSIS to SCP-PI)

Ability to integrate Cloud applications with On Premise applications and Cloud with Cloud expertise

You should have at least one HANA Cloud Integration (HCI) project experience

Experience in Groovy Script, Java, XSLT, XML and Web Services experience is required .

Demonstrable experience in using PI/PO tools (mapping tools/editors) and proficient in different mapping styles (Graphical Mapping, Java Mapping, XSLT Mapping) and Interfaces using at least Advanced Adapter Engine (AAE) in PI 7.1 Ehp1. Experience in CI\CD preferred.

Preferred technical and professional experience

Since our current integrations are developed in BizTalk 2020 (EAI) and SSIS (ETL) with .net code behind the scene, it is desirable to have these skills (not mandatory) on XML, XSLT, .Net are the technologies used in BizTalk 2020.

Exposure to APIM is desirable (not mandatory)