Main, Munich or Nuremberg on a hybrid working model with possibilities to work within Europe. Our best-shore model combines local expertise in Germany and Europe with nearshore teams in Slovakia and offshore excellence in Vietnam and India. In addition to maintaining and stabilizing SAP CRM/IS-U landscapes, we are actively driving the transformation to S/4HANA Utilities. Extend SAP CRM WebUI/ICWC interfaces and build Fiori apps for S/4U scenarios. code quality, performance, stability) Close collaboration with business departments, application support, Basis/DevOps teams, and external service providers. Build stable data integrations and support migration activities. Innovation & Delivery Contribute to the S/4 Utilities roadmap in major transformation projects (e.g., Work in agile project setups (Scrum/SAFe) and coach nearshore/offshore developers. Requirements 8+ years of experience in SAP CRM/IS-U development. Hands-on experience with CRM WebUI/ICWC customizations. Practical experience in S/4HANA Utilities projects (migrations, Fiori app development, data models, IS-U → S/4U processes). Languages: German (C2) and English (fluent). Exposure to Generative AI/LLM integration into business processes. Basic knowledge of SAP BTP (e.g., extensions, integration services, CAP) and SAP Joule (AI copilot). Benefits Attractive compensation package with bonus scheme. Flexible working model: remote work plus travel as required. Continuous personal development (trainings, certifications, expert exchange). Opportunity to shape innovations and bring your ideas into customer projects. An international best-shore setup with teams in Germany, Slovakia, India, and Vietnam Work on S/4 Utilities transformation while stabilizing complex CRM/IS-U environments. Participation in strategic large-scale projects with leading European energy providers. ✨ You will combine hands-on CRM/IS-U development with forward-looking S/4 Utilities transformation, while also having access to BTP, SAP Joule, and dedicated sandbox/vanilla environments for prototyping and innovation.