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Robinson Group has been retained to fill a newly created role in a newly created team- a Senior SAP Developer (ETL) - real REMOTE Technically strong team that is using innovative approaches, the latest technology, and strong collaboration. This fully remote position will be part of a $17B organization but has the flexibility and mindset of a start up organization. Growing, smart, and fully supported team that will have you leading the integration of SAP data primarily from SAP ECC and SAP S/4 HANAinto a unified, cloud-based Enterprise Data Platform (EDP). This role needs deep expertise in SAP data structures, combined with strong experience in enterprise ETL development using cloud-native technologies. As a Senior SAP Developer (ETL), you will play a key role in designing and implementing scalable data pipelines that extract, transform, and harmonize data from SAP systems into canonical models for analytics, reporting, and machine learning use cases. You will partner closely with data engineers, architects, and SAP subject matter experts to ensure accuracy, performance, and alignment with business requirements. This role will support a variety of high-impact projects focused on enabling cross-ERP visibility, operational efficiency, and data-driven decision-making across finance, manufacturing, and supply chain functions. Your contributions will help standardize critical datasets and accelerate the delivery of insights across the organization. Your skillset: Strong experience in SAP ECC and SAP HANA SAP Datasphere (building ETL pipelines) Architect and implement ETL pipelines to extract data from SAP ECC / HANA / Datasphere Design and build robust, scalable ETL/ELT pipelines to ingest data into Microsoft cloud using tools such as Azure Data Factory, or Alteryx. Analyze/interpret SAP's internal data models while working also closely with bothSAP functional and technical teams Lead the end to end data integration process for SAP ECC Leverage knowledge of HANA DW to support reporting and semantic modeling Strong communication capabilities as it relates to interfacing with supply chain and finance business leaders Strong cloud knowledge (Azure is preferable, GCP, AWS, Fabric) Ability to model data/ modeling skills Expose/experience with Python (building data transformations in SQL and Python) Your background: Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Data Science, Information Systems, or a related field. 10 years of IT experience, with 8 years of SAP experience (SAP ECC and SAP S/4HANA). Hands-on experience with Azure cloud data services including Synapse Analytics, Data Lake Storage, SQL DB. Experience building cloud-native applications, for example with Microsoft Azure, AWS or GCP Apply To this Job Company : Robinson Group Salary : Full-time .
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