





Well-known retail brand, mid-level generic Software Engineer role in metro but niche SAP Commerce expertise reduces applicant density.
Heavy SAP Commerce/Hybris and e-commerce integration requirements limit transferability across industries.
Explicit 4-7 years requirement plus mandatory SAP Commerce/Java/Spring experience and e-commerce integrations increase shortlisting rigidity.
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Own end-to-end development, enhancement, and maintenance of SAP Commerce Cloud / Hybris features for key e-commerce flows including cart, checkout, wishlist, order confirmation, and order-related integrations.
Develop and maintain OCC REST APIs and work with SAP Commerce layers (controllers, facades, services, DAOs, events, etc.) to ensure application performance, scalability, and production readiness.
Troubleshoot production issues, participate in technical design, code reviews, and collaborate within an agile product engineering team responsible for continuous improvement and stable operation of the commerce platform.
4-7 years of professional software engineering experience.
Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or related field (B.Tech/B.E/MS/MTech).
Hands-on experience with SAP Commerce Cloud / Hybris development including core areas like cart, checkout, pricing, promotions, orders, products, and related extensions.
Strong Java and Spring framework skills with good understanding of SAP Commerce Cloud architecture, CCV2 deployment, and ability to troubleshoot production issues.
Proven ability to independently handle full lifecycle ownership of e-commerce platform features and integrations in SAP Commerce Cloud / Hybris environment.
Experience working in agile, product-focused teams that maintain both feature development and platform stability for high-traffic commercial applications.
Strong technical problem-solving aptitude specifically related to e-commerce transactional flows, integration with external systems (payment providers, OMS, ERP), and performance tuning.