Senior SAP Data & Analytics Engineer

Role: Senior SAP Data & Analytics Engineer (Datasphere, Business Data Cloud & Fabric)

Start: ASAP and latest 01.11.26

Location: Onsite work required in Lisbon

As a Senior SAP Data & Analytics Engineer, you will leverage your expertise in SAP Datasphere, Business Data Cloud, SAP Analytics Cloud, Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, and Power BI to transform complex data into reliable, business-ready products that facilitate reporting, planning, and advanced analytics across the organization.

Main Responsibilities

• Design and implement data models and data products in SAP Datasphere
• Build and optimize cloud-native data pipelines from SAP S/4HANA and other data sources
• Integrate SAP data into broader cloud data platforms like Databricks and Microsoft Fabric
• Develop analytical datasets for SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) and Power BI
• Ensure high data quality, consistency, and governance across SAP and enterprise data
• Collaborate with business stakeholders to translate requirements into scalable data solutions

Key Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in data engineering, analytics engineering, or SAP data modeling
• Strong hands-on experience with SAP Datasphere and Business Data Cloud
• Experience in integrating data from SAP S/4HANA
• Solid understanding of SAP data models (FI/CO, SD, MM, etc.)
• Strong SQL skills and understanding of data transformation logic
• Experience in modern cloud data ecosystems (e.g., Databricks, Microsoft Fabric, Azure)

Nice to Have

• Experience with SAP Business Data Cloud or similar cloud integration frameworks
• Hands-on experience with Databricks (Spark, Delta Lake) or Microsoft Fabric
• Experience with end-to-end data pipelines beyond SAP (ELT/ETL frameworks)
• Familiarity with Lakehouse architecture and medallion design patterns
• Experience with data governance and master data (e.g., SAP MDG/MDQ)
• Knowledge of planning processes (finance or supply chain)

Please apply if you meet the requirements and are ready to make an impact in a dynamic role.