SAP Convergent Mediation Developer (BRIM)

Role Overview

The SAP Convergent Mediation (CM) Developer is responsible for the design, development, and optimization of high-performance mediation workflows within the SAP BRIM (Billing and Revenue Innovation Management) framework. This role focuses on the orchestration of high-volume usage data, ensuring seamless integration between diverse source systems and downstream billing processes to maintain revenue integrity.

Core Responsibilities

1. Workflow Architecture & Development

• Design and implement complex mediation workflows utilizing specialized agents within SAP Convergent Mediation .

• Engineer data transformation logic and mediation rules using APIs and BAPIs to ensure data consistency.

• Align all developments with established SAP BRIM architecture and industry best practices.

2. High-Volume Data Orchestration

• Manage the ingestion, processing, and "massaging " of high-volume usage data streams from multiple external systems.

• Optimize mediation processes to ensure scalability and reliability in high-demand, technology-driven environments.

• Troubleshoot and resolve critical bottlenecks in data processing and workflow execution.

3. Strategic Integration & Collaboration

• Partner with cross-functional teams to integrate external data sources into the billing ecosystem.

• Analyze usage data streams to support accurate billing and revenue management operations.

• Provide technical expertise on the end-to-end usage data mediation lifecycle.

Technical Requirements

• SAP BRIM Expertise: Comprehensive understanding of BRIM and SAP CM Architecture , specifically within the technology industry vertical.

• Mediation Development: Advanced expertise in architecting workflows using agents and handling high-volume data streams.

• Technical Integration: Proficient in leveraging BAPIs and APIs for data transformation and system communication.

• Performance Engineering: Proven ability to optimize processes for peak performance and scalability in high-transaction environments.