Software Engineer II, Indirect Procurement Integration

About the role

Nike is hiring a Software Engineer II for its Indirect Procurement Technology team. You will work closely with senior engineers, finance and procurement business partners, product managers and commodity platform owners, and support the integration of commodity tools such as Tririga, Beeline and legal trackers. The role focuses on integrating procurement platforms with SAP (AFS and S4/HANA) and mapping flows such as purchase orders, acknowledgements, invoices, remittances and their confirmations.

Key responsibilities

• Troubleshoot and resolve escalated production support issues, typically integration issues across systems.
• Develop new interfaces or modify existing ones to support new initiatives and projects.
• Partner with senior engineers, finance and business teams to clarify audit requirements and ensure responses are complete and accurate.
• Take part in testing and validation of Coupa changes, including regression support and documenting test results.
• Maintain documentation such as audit evidence logs, access review records, configuration change notes and support procedures.
• Participate in Agile ceremonies and share progress, blockers and risks with the team lead or senior engineer.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems or a related field, or equivalent education and experience.
• At least 4 years of overall experience in software engineering, IT application support or enterprise business systems, with exposure to indirect procurement or finance technology.
• 2+ years of hands-on experience supporting integration of PO and non-PO invoices from external systems into SAP (indirect procurement).
• Foundational understanding of procure-to-pay processes and familiarity with source-to-pay.

Required skills

• Integration patterns (API, file-based) and mapping to SAP AFS and S4/HANA.
• Cloud-based integration tools such as AWS, Azure, GCP and Kafka.
• Experience designing STM and building interfaces between external systems and SAP.