Description review
SAP BTP Integration Suite Developer
Elfonze Technologies · United States · back to the listing
HR standards
60/100
needs work
Title ↔ description
84/100
solid
Reads as
Backend Engineer
99% confident
What this role officially is
software developer — ESCO, the EU occupation classification
Software developers implement or program all kinds of software systems based on specifications and designs by using programming languages, tools, and platforms.
Also known as: application developer, application programmer, solutions developer, programmer, software specialist, application software developer
How others title the same work
Large employers
- Software Engineer - OpenStack Canonical
- C, Golang Software Engineer working on dqlite, a Raft extension for SQLite Canonical Ltd.
- Containerization & Virtualisation Engineer Canonical Ltd.
- Go (Golang) Software Engineer, Developer Tooling and Containers Canonical Ltd.
- Golang Engineer Canonical Ltd.
Startups
- Anterior (Sequoia-backed, Series B) | Senior Member of Technical Staff | On-Site (New York, NY) | Full Time | $230,000–$300,000 + equity Anterior (Sequoia-backed, Series B)
- BitPay | Senior Backend Software Developer | Atlanta, GA | REMOTE (US) | BitPay
- Distributed Systems Engineer Beam
- Software Engineer, Platform Beam
- Blaine, WA | CaseLight Systems Inc. (CSI) | Solo Founder | Remote (US Only) | Founding Systems Engineer | FULL EQUITY (30% Stake) Blaine, WA
What the listing never says
- No pay range published. Candidates cannot tell whether applying is worth their time. Pay transparency
The listing, marked up
Nothing in the wording of this listing tripped a check. The scores above still judge how complete and coherent it is.
This is a remote position.
Hands-on integration developer to design, build, and deliver complex interfaces across
Cloud Integration, API Management, and Event Mesh — from FSD to go-live.
Technical skills required
Cloud Integration (CI/CPI)
All major adapters — SOAP, REST, OData, IDoc, RFC, SFTP, AS2, JMS, AMQP, Mail
Complex iFlow patterns: content-based routing, splitter/aggregator, async
decoupling, parallel branches
XSLT and Groovy for transformations and custom logic
Error handling, retry, and exception subprocess design
Externalized parameters, security artifacts, monitoring and trace
API Management (APIM)
API proxy design, policy authoring, mediation
OAuth 2.0, API key, mTLS — end-to-end security setup
Rate limiting, quota, and spike arrest policies
API-led architecture with CI as backend
Event Mesh
AEM broker setup — queues, topics, subscriptions, REST delivery points
EMIS capability activation and message client configuration
Event-driven iFlow wiring via AMQP/JMS adapters
S/4HANA Cloud channel binding and webhook setup to CPI
SAP landscape
S/4HANA / ECC — IDoc, RFC, BAPI, OData
SuccessFactors EC — OData, delta load, event-driven patterns
Ariba — SBN, cXML, Managed Gateway
CTMS + Cloud ALM transport pipeline
Responsibilities
Build production-grade iFlows for complex, multi-system, transformation-heavy
scenarios
Design and configure API proxies in APIM with security, mediation, and rate control
policies
Set up Event Mesh end to end — broker, queues, topics, and consumer iFlow wiring
Own interface delivery from TSD through unit testing, transport, and cutover support
Troubleshoot message failures and trace errors with minimal downstream impact
Coordinate with Basis/BTP admins on destinations, roles, and tenant connectivity
Originally posted on Himalayas
Hands-on integration developer to design, build, and deliver complex interfaces across
Cloud Integration, API Management, and Event Mesh — from FSD to go-live.
Technical skills required
Cloud Integration (CI/CPI)
All major adapters — SOAP, REST, OData, IDoc, RFC, SFTP, AS2, JMS, AMQP, Mail
Complex iFlow patterns: content-based routing, splitter/aggregator, async
decoupling, parallel branches
XSLT and Groovy for transformations and custom logic
Error handling, retry, and exception subprocess design
Externalized parameters, security artifacts, monitoring and trace
API Management (APIM)
API proxy design, policy authoring, mediation
OAuth 2.0, API key, mTLS — end-to-end security setup
Rate limiting, quota, and spike arrest policies
API-led architecture with CI as backend
Event Mesh
AEM broker setup — queues, topics, subscriptions, REST delivery points
EMIS capability activation and message client configuration
Event-driven iFlow wiring via AMQP/JMS adapters
S/4HANA Cloud channel binding and webhook setup to CPI
SAP landscape
S/4HANA / ECC — IDoc, RFC, BAPI, OData
SuccessFactors EC — OData, delta load, event-driven patterns
Ariba — SBN, cXML, Managed Gateway
CTMS + Cloud ALM transport pipeline
Responsibilities
Build production-grade iFlows for complex, multi-system, transformation-heavy
scenarios
Design and configure API proxies in APIM with security, mediation, and rate control
policies
Set up Event Mesh end to end — broker, queues, topics, and consumer iFlow wiring
Own interface delivery from TSD through unit testing, transport, and cutover support
Troubleshoot message failures and trace errors with minimal downstream impact
Coordinate with Basis/BTP admins on destinations, roles, and tenant connectivity
Originally posted on Himalayas