Join our Finance Engineering team as an SAP Applications Engineering Manager and play a pivotal role in building robust financial architecture that fuels Alphabet's remarkable growth and innovation. We deliver enterprise-grade services and solutions designed to boost financial and operational efficiencies, empowering Googlers and enterprises running SAP on Google Cloud.

As part of Corp Eng, you'll contribute to world-leading business solutions that scale, enhancing Google's helpfulness for everyone. We provide end-to-end IT solutions across Google, equipping all Googlers with the necessary tools, platforms, and experiences to create even more helpful products and services.

Lead and inspire a team of engineers through the design, development, and implementation of cutting-edge SAP solutions.

Architect and deploy scalable Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) ecosystems that precisely align with the company's strategic business requirements and objectives.

Engage collaboratively with business stakeholders to deeply understand their needs and translate them into effective technical solutions, fostering strong partnerships to ensure optimal outcomes.

Cultivate an environment of innovation and collaboration within the team, championing professional development and growth opportunities for all members.

Drive ongoing enhancements in the efficiency and effectiveness of SAP operations, staying ahead of the curve with the latest SAP technologies and trends to ensure the team leverages optimal solutions.

Possess a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Management Information Systems, or a related technical field, or equivalent practical experience.

Bring 12 years of extensive experience in SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation and SAP S/4 HANA development, including advanced ABAP programming.

Demonstrate substantial experience in SAP Finance Domain or SAP FICO implementation.

Have a proven track record in writing SAP code, utilizing advanced object-oriented ABAP, oData, Restful ABAP, Fiori, SAPUI5, CDS, Dialog (transaction) programming, enhancements (user exits, BADI, BAPI etc.), and interfaces (IDOCS, remote function calls, web services etc.).