Senior SAP CAP Java Developer

This a Full Remote job, the offer is available from: Europe, European Union, EMEA, Romania

We are seeking an experienced Senior SAP CAP Java Developer to join our team and contribute to the delivery of high-quality application features. In this role, you will be responsible for backend development, ensuring adherence to SAP product standards, and collaborating across all phases of the software development lifecycle to deliver robust and reliable solutions. Responsibilities Deliver application features on time in full alignment with functional specifications, SAP product standards, quality criteria, and project milestones Develop backend components using Java, REST/CXF, MVC frameworks (Spring Boot), CAP programming model, and SQL Contribute to requirements review, design authoring and review, test scenario review, and code review Implement automated unit tests to achieve 100% code coverage Build a comprehensive test plan through fully automated functional tests covering both positive and negative scenarios Troubleshoot and resolve internal defects and customer issues within the defined SLA Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration and delivery of features Requirements 3+ years of experience in backend software development Proficiency in Java, SQL, and REST/CXF Expertise in MVC frameworks such as Spring Boot and the CAP programming model Background in implementing automated unit and functional tests, ensuring high code coverage Capability to troubleshoot and resolve defects within defined SLAs Familiarity with Confluence, GitHub, and Jenkins Skills in Jira, JUnit, and Karate Knowledge of Postman, Qmate, qTest, and Selenium Understanding of SAP product standards and quality criteria Excellent command of written and spoken English (B2+ level)This offer from "EPAM Systems" has been enriched by Jobgether.com and got a 0% flex score.

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