FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Database Developer role at SAP?
The primary focus of the Database Developer role at SAP is to work on SAP ASE Database, involving design, implementation, documentation, and maintenance of various modules while ensuring continuous improvement and product lifecycle management.
What are the essential skills required for this position?
Essential skills required include fluency in C and C++ programming languages, strong knowledge of database architecture, analytical skills, excellent verbal and communication skills, and experience in scalable service design utilizing micro-service architecture.
How much of the role is dedicated to ongoing maintenance versus new feature development?
The role requires a balance of 30% development of new features and functionalities, alongside 70% ongoing maintenance.
Are there opportunities for innovation in this role?
Yes, the role offers opportunities to innovate, file patents, and generate intellectual property (IP) for SAP.
What type of degree is preferred for applicants?
Applicants should have a B.Tech. or M.Tech. degree from a top-tier educational institute, with 2-6 years of work experience.
Is experience in distributed computing development important for this role?
Yes, experience in distributed computing development, such as distributed database design and cluster file systems, is considered a strong plus.
Will the Database Developer interact with customers?
Yes, the Database Developer will interact with critical customers around the globe to resolve escalations and provide support.
What type of learning opportunities are available in this role?
The role provides opportunities to work on various challenging modules within the OLTP engine of SAP ASE, gaining valuable support experience and access to advanced technical knowledge.
Is knowledge of LINUX and UNIX important for this position?
Yes, advanced skills and experience in LINUX and UNIX, specifically with multi-threaded architecture and synchronization mechanisms, are required.
Does SAP offer an inclusive workplace?
Yes, SAP promotes a culture of inclusion, health and well-being, and flexible working models, ensuring everyone feels included and can perform at their best.