Job Description & Details
This is a heavy-duty architecture gig for someone who has spent over a decade deep in the SAP trenches and actually knows how enterprise systems talk to each other. You are walking into a complex environment to audit, map out, and modernize a messy web of integrations across ECC, BW, Boomi, and Workday. If you hate documentation and stakeholder workshops, stay away; this requires serious enterprise detective work and hands-on leadership.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
You will spend your days hunting down shadow integrations, documenting hidden data dependencies, and untangling a massive spaghetti network of legacy interfaces. Your main deliverable is bringing order to chaos: building a validated integration catalog from scratch, finding out who actually owns each interface, and exposing critical technical debt. Once you map out the current disaster, you will run workshops to design the future-state architecture and hand them a realistic, prioritized modernization roadmap.
The Core Tech Stack
You need deep fluency in SAP ECC and BW, alongside solid enterprise middleware experience like Dell Boomi. They also touch SAP GRC, Workday, ReadSoft, and various banking systems. Knowing how these systems move data upstream and downstream is non-negotiable, and you need the technical chops to evaluate Boomi integration patterns, design quality, and monitoring gaps without holding anyone's hand.
Interview Expectations
Expect the hiring team to test your war stories by asking how you handle discovering critical, undocumented shadow integrations that a business unit is secretly relying on. They want to hear a methodical approach to risk assessment and diplomacy when shutting down legacy technical debt. You will also likely be grilled on your experience optimizing Dell Boomi architectures within complex SAP landscapes, where the interviewer is secretly testing if you actually know middleware design patterns or if you just draw diagrams.
Application Advice
Your resume needs to scream enterprise integration architecture and heavy SAP migrations rather than just support work. Make sure keywords like SAP ECC, Dell Boomi, Workday, integration inventory, and technical debt assessment are front and center. Skip the high-level management fluff and highlight exact project scopes where you took a messy landscape, audited the middleware, and delivered a concrete modernization roadmap.