Cisco Software Engineer SAP Basis Solution Manager ABAP 8+ years exp 

India, Karnataka, Bengaluru 

996077947

• Build, maintain and transform Cisco’s Subscription Billing Platform.
• Ensure the highest quality and maintainability.
• Proactively Identify technical challenges, analyze requirements, and create solutions that meet customer needs.
• Actively participate and contribute to architecture decisions.
• Collaborate with team members, such as product managers, designers, quality assurance engineers, and other developers.
• Build and maintain continuous integration and delivery pipeline – including automated testing, code analysis, deployment.
• Proactively respond to critical support needs.
• Follow Agile principles in practice.
• Guide, and mentor team members

Both your stakeholders and teammates consider you a go-to person for solving business problems and managing daily operations with the most efficient and innovative solutions for all Finance applications. As a result, you have a winning record of improving the systems and processes with out of the box thinking to deliver unprecedented operational efficiencies and productivity savings. You thrive in a fast-paced agile development environment and possess a passion for application development and delighting our users. You're a driven, resourceful, dynamic individual who loves to innovate, disrupt, and solve complex problems.

• You have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in, preferably, Computer science or Software engineering.
• You have 8+ years of strong hands-on experience in SAP Basis, experience/knowledge in SAP Solution Manager. Knowledge/experience on SAP ABAP is an advantage.
• You are a technology expert that is willing to go the extra mile to realize the business needs.
• You are enthusiastic to upgrade your skills constantly.
• You relish exciting work.
• You enjoy working in a team atmosphere, ready to help others and not shy to reach out for help.
• You are focused on always delivering the highest quality.

But “Digital Transformation” is an empty buzz phrase without a culture that allows for innovation, creativity, and yes, even failure (if you learn from it.)