Design, develop and support cloud applications using Cloud Foundry and Node.js. Apply object-oriented design and SQL (HANA). Work with APIs and eventing, use VS Code. Prefer SAP CAP/BTP and SAP experience. Collaborate in agile/SCRUM teams, communicate effectively, take ownership, and ensure high quality.
Title: Cloud Expert
Remote
Job description:
Graduate degree in Engineering or Equivalent Degree.
At least 4 - 5 years of development/development support experience.
Proficiency in software design principles and object-oriented design.
Good knowledge of Cloud Foundry, Node JS, SQL (HANA), Knowledge on API & Eventing, Experience with VS Code.
Having additional knowledge of SAP CAP, SAP BTP is good.
Goal oriented with good communication skills, and fluency in spoken and written English
Exposure to agile development methodologies like SCRUM would be an added advantage.
Team player and ability to work successfully in culturally diverse environments.
High accountability and ownership, with utmost regard for quality.
Previous experience in SAP would be preferable.
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