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Mid-level generalist software engineer title, metro location, and recognizable global brand increase applicant competition despite niche SAP Commerce requirement.
Role requires specialized SAP Commerce/Hybris experience, making cross-industry transferability low.
Explicit 4–7 years requirement plus mandatory SAP Commerce/Java/Spring skills make shortlisting stringent.
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Develop, enhance, and maintain core customer-facing features of H&M's SAP Commerce Cloud / Hybris e-commerce platform including cart, checkout, wishlist, order confirmation, and related integrations.
Own end-to-end product engineering responsibilities including new feature development, production stability, defect resolution, code quality, and continuous platform improvement in a product team environment.
Contribute to building and extending OCC REST APIs, support integrations with external systems, troubleshoot production issues, and collaborate in technical design and implementation planning.
4-7 years of professional software engineering experience.
Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field (B.Tech/B.E/MS/M.Tech).
Strong hands-on SAP Commerce Cloud / Hybris development experience including knowledge of architecture, extension structure, build process, and CCV2 deployment model.
Proficiency in Java and Spring framework, experience with SAP Commerce Cloud core modules (cart, checkout, pricing, orders, customers, products), OCC REST APIs, and proficiency in troubleshooting production issues.
Experienced working independently in a product ownership environment responsible for both new feature delivery and operational stability of e-commerce transactional journeys.
Comfortable with technical design discussions, complex troubleshooting, code reviews, and collaboration across cross-functional teams including integration and frontend teams.
Experienced with e-commerce domain particularly in cart, checkout, payment, delivery, and order-related flows, and scalable commerce platforms in cloud-native environments.