SAP Developer

About the role

BLP Digital is redefining ERP automation with agentic AI. Spun out of ETH Zurich and HSG, the company builds AI agents that automate finance, procurement, logistics, sales, and more for some of the world's largest enterprises. The role owner will integrate BLP into a wide range of SAP systems, including complex enterprise landscapes, where deep ERP integration is central to the value the AI solution delivers. The hire will work on a product that adapts to the unique needs of each customer while still offering a plug-and-play experience across diverse environments. This position is for an engineer who takes ownership, brings expertise, and is motivated to keep improving the balance between standardization and flexibility. The candidate will join a focused, experienced team of SAP engineers who take pride in what they build and are committed to pushing the product forward at a rapid pace. The work involves solving real enterprise problems with cutting-edge technology and a strong sense of ownership.

Key facts

What you'll do

Collaborate with business stakeholders to understand project requirements and translate them into technical specifications and deliverables.

Enhance and expand powerful SAP integrations by developing ABAP and Golang code to meet evolving business needs.

Perform rigorous code reviews to ensure high engineering standards and consistency across the integration stack.

Support Project and Sales teams to guarantee smooth deliveries, including joining customer calls for requirements clarification and troubleshooting during integrations.

Leverage AI-first principles to design integration patterns that maximize automation and reduce manual intervention.

Investigate and resolve complex integration issues across diverse SAP landscapes using systematic debugging and analysis.

Implement reusable components and services that streamline the connection between SAP systems and BLP's automation platform.

Work with product and engineering teams to define and evolve the technical roadmap for SAP integration capabilities.

Ensure that integrations adhere to security, compliance, and performance standards required by enterprise customers.

Document technical designs, processes, and decisions to maintain clarity and enable knowledge sharing within the team.

Contribute to the continuous improvement of development practices, tooling, and deployment pipelines for SAP integrations.

Collaborate with data and AI specialists to align integration logic with agentic workflows and intelligent routing.

Test and validate integration scenarios across different SAP modules and customer environments to ensure reliability.

Engage in knowledge-sharing sessions to elevate the overall technical expertise of the BLP Digital team.

Provide technical leadership during customer interactions to demonstrate deep understanding of SAP and automation challenges.

Requirements

You have 2+ years of hands-on experience in SAP ERP integrations, development, or technical consulting.

You possess a solid engineering mindset with a drive for building products, not just projects.

You have experience in ABAP OO and OData services, or a strong interest in mastering them.

You are open to coding in backend languages beyond SAP, with a focus on Golang for integration services.

You have exposure to major SAP modules such as FI, MM, and SD in real-world implementations.

You are familiar with modern software practices including Git, Code Reviews, Unit Testing, CI/CD, and a DevOps mindset.

You have hands-on Golang development experience to build robust and scalable backend services.

You are fluent in English, and German is a valuable asset for interacting with European customers.

Practical notes

The role does not specify working hours, travel expectations, visa requirements, or application deadlines in the provided source text. Candidates are advised to inquire directly with the BLP Digital recruitment team for specific details regarding scheduling, location logistics, and compliance matters related to the position based in Poland. The absence of explicit constraints in the source implies that standard startup flexibility applies, but formal policies on remote work, relocation support, or hour tracking are not defined in the available information.