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PORTAL DESIGNER/DEVELOPER SAP ANGULAR FRAMEWORK
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TITLE: PORTAL DESIGNER/DEVELOPER SAP ANGULAR FRAMEWORK
LOCATION: BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, DUTCH AND/OR FRENCH ARE PLUS
CONTRACT DURATION: ASAP - 31/12/2026 WITH POSSIBLE OF EXTENSTION
WORK MODE: REMOTE
Job Description
Role Overview
- The Portal Designer / Developer is responsible for designing, developing, integrating, and maintaining modern enterprise portal applications that provide users with an intuitive and consistent digital experience across SAP and related business systems.
- The role combines UX/UI design, Angular front-end development, SAP integration, and portal architecture. The successful candidate translates business requirements and user journeys into secure, responsive, reusable, and maintainable portal solutions.
Key responsibilities
Portal & UX design
- Translate business requirements and user journeys into portal concepts, wireframes, prototypes, and detailed interface designs.
- Design intuitive, responsive, and accessible user interfaces for internal and external users.
- Define and maintain reusable UI patterns, components, navigation structures, and design standards.
- Ensure a consistent user experience across portal applications and integrated SAP processes.
- Work closely with business analysts, process owners, architects, and end users to validate designs.
Angular development
- Design and develop modern web applications using Angular, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS/SCSS, and JavaScript.
- Develop reusable Angular components, modules, services, forms, and shared libraries.
- Analyse and resolve application defects and performance issues
SAP integration
- Integrate portal applications with SAP and other enterprise backend systems.
- Consume REST APIs and SAP services, including OData-based services where applicable.
- Work with SAP technical teams on service contracts, authentication, authorization, data models, and error handling.
- Support end-to-end business processes where portal functionality acts as the user-facing layer for SAP transactions or business services.
Architecture & security
- Contribute to front-end and portal architecture decisions.
- Ensure solutions follow enterprise architecture, security, identity, accessibility, and development standards.
- Participate in technical design reviews and assess the impact of changes across the portal landscape.
Required Qualifications & Experience
Essential
- Strong professional experience with Angular and TypeScript.
- Strong knowledge of HTML5, CSS3/SCSS and modern JavaScript/ECMAScript.
- Experience designing and developing responsive web applications.
- Experience integrating front-end applications with REST APIs.
- Understanding of application security, browser security, accessibility, and web performance principles.
- Works effectively in multidisciplinary teams involving business analysts, UX specialists, SAP developers, integration specialists, architects, testers, and infrastructure/security teams.
- Able to document and explain technical solutions clearly.
SAP-related
- Experience integrating web applications with SAP backend systems.
- Understanding of SAP OData services/APIs.
- Understanding of SAP authorization concepts and enterprise integration patterns.
- Experience working in environments containing SAP business processes and data.
- Experience with SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP).
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Able to translate business requirements into practical technical designs.
Optional
- Experience with SAP Fiori / SAPUI5 and an understanding of how these differ from custom Angular applications.
- Experience with SAP API/integration technologies.
- Experience with enterprise identity providers and Single Sign-On.
- Experience with Azure DevOps or comparable CI/CD tooling.
- Experience modernizing or replacing legacy enterprise portals.
- Responsive design
- Component-based design systems
- Able to challenge requirements constructively when they create usability, security, or maintainability problems.
- Takes ownership from initial design through implementation and production support.
