Software Engineer, SAP ABAP Development (m/f/d)

The Opportunity RHONDOS PowerConnect is the recognized leader in SAP security and observability — trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises to secure and monitor their most mission-critical systems. PowerConnect is a mature, widely deployed product with a substantial global customer base, and the ABAP at its core has to be world-class: clean, secure, maintainable, and continuously improving. This role is for a capable, self-directed software engineer who takes ownership of the quality and evolution of production ABAP code. You are not a junior developer learning the basics, and you are not a senior architect setting direction. You are a skilled practitioner — someone who understands what makes software good, applies computer engineering fundamentals with discipline, and raises the standard of the codebase through every commit. PowerConnect sits at the intersection of SAP, security, and observability. The work is technically deep, the customers are large and exacting, and the stakes are real. This role is for someone who finds that motivating. Before You Apply Review our public presence before reaching out. We want to hear from engineers who understand what we are building and can speak to why they are the right person to make it better. LinkedIn • YouTube • rhondos.com Requirements What You'll Own ABAP Development & Feature Delivery You write ABAP code that works — correctly, efficiently, and at a standard the codebase can be proud of. Specifically, you are accountable for: • Delivering new features and enhancements as directed by the product organization, with clean, well-annotated, vulnerability-free code • Applying both functional and object-oriented programming principles with fluency — choosing the right approach for the problem, not the one you happen to be most comfortable with • Writing code that others can read, review, and build on — variable names that mean something, logic that is traceable, and comments that explain intent where the code alone cannot • Ensuring every piece of code you ship is free from security vulnerabilities — this is a non-negotiable on a product trusted by the world's largest organizations to protect their SAP environments Software Development Lifecycle Ownership Development does not end when the code compiles. You are expected to own your work through the full SDLC, including: • Writing and maintaining unit tests and contributing to integration testing coverage — quality is your responsibility, not QA's alone • Participating actively in code review — both receiving feedback and providing it for your peers • Contributing to transport management and release packaging, ensuring changes move through development, quality, and production environments cleanly and traceably • Supporting root cause analysis and resolution when defects surface in production — and contributing to the process improvements that prevent them from recurring Product Support PowerConnect has a large, active customer…