Develop and support SAP BW and HANA solutions on a break-fix incident team. Troubleshoot end-to-end data discrepancies, optimize HANA Calculation Views, manage SAP extractors and delta loads, debug ABAP, tune SQL performance, and resolve issues involving BW data models, transformations, process chains, InfoProviders, and S/4HANA integrations. Collaborate cross-functionally on root-cause analysis and document technical solutions.
This is a remote position.
SAP BW & HANA Developer Location: Remote
Clearance: Current Secret Clearance required
Experience: 3–5 years of SAP BW & HANA Development
Start Date: On or about September 18, 2026
Position Type: FTE or 1099
Salary Range: $90,000–$102,000
Position Overview Seeking an SAP BW and HANA Developer to fill a developer role on a break-fix incident team.
End-to-End Data Discrepancy Troubleshooting
- Expertise in identifying and resolving data discrepancies across the entire dataflow, from HANA Calculation Views through SAP BW to SAP source system extractors.
- Proficiency in debugging dataflows and analyzing mapping and logic issues.
- Advanced troubleshooting of memory and performance issues in HANA Calculation Views.
- Expertise in HANA modeling, including Calculation Views and Table Functions, with a focus on optimization.
- Strong experience developing and maintaining SAP source system extractors, including generic and logistics extractors.
- Knowledge of data loading mechanisms, delta handling, and ETL processes in SAP landscapes.
- Ability to analyze, debug, and fix issues in ABAP code, including custom code used in extractors and transformations.
- Proficient in SQL for data analysis, debugging, and performance tuning in HANA systems and BW environments.
- In-depth knowledge of SAP BW data models, transformations, process chains, and InfoProviders.
- Familiarity with S/4HANA system integration and CDS views preferred.
- Strong ability to work on a cross-functional, agile team on root cause analysis and resolution of break-fix incidents.
- Effective communication and documentation skills to explain technical findings and solutions to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
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