Hybris Technical Architect - Sap Commerce Cloud Job in Sapours Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

Roles & Responsibilities:

• Possess solid communication, technical and analytical skills. Strong technical foundation.
• Have hands on knowledge around best practices of installation of servers, configuring hardware, peripherals, services, settings, directories, HANA DB storage.
• Experience in How to interact with Hybris Support and Hybris Professional Services in case of issues.
• Significant Architecture experience with 3-4 full end-to-end Hybris implementations/projects.
• Prior and extensive experience (10+ year) in Java Web Application Development.Experience with Upgrade and migration project will be plus..
• Solid experience with Java, J2EE, Spring and JSP.
• Understand the Integrations required with Hybris commerce.
• Communicate with business to gather the requirements and write the requirements in specification documents.
• Practical experience using application frameworks like Spring and Hibernate.
• Experience developing detailed technology architecture.
• Strong understanding of object-oriented design and design patterns and their application.
• Hybris certification a plus
• Should have strong knowledge on SDLC including issue tracking, source code management, build and testing.
• Strong understanding of Agile and Scrum methodologies.
• Experiencing designing and implementing global B2B and B2C solutions.
• Ability to lead technical design and implementation services.
• A deep understanding of sales and ecommerce, preferable with an enterprise ecommerce platform such as Hybris.Addition knowledg[e of WebSphere Commerce, or ATG .e-Commerce department is typically organised and the role that it plays within a large company.
• Ability to see potential and opportunities, being an advocate and catalyst for change and improvement
• Deep understanding and experience cloud solutions with a heavy leaning towards, AWS, microservices and distributed computing and containers.
• Perseverance and tenacity to see and instigate foundational change in a large enterprise business.