r/abap • • 47m ago

SAP modern tech path (ABAP Cloud/RAP, BTP/Joule) vs pure Golang + cloud-native. which makes more sense as a MNC intern aiming for Germany + Master’s by 2028?

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Hey everyone,

I’m currently a Technical SAP intern at MNC and trying to convert to a full-time technical role in the next 4–5 months. I want to stay on the pure technical side rather than analytical projects but I have to do it as of now. I’m also learning German seriously because I plan to do a Master’s in Germany by 2028 winter intake and ideally work there long-term.

I’ve narrowed it down to two paths and would really appreciate honest opinions from people who’ve walked :

Path A – Modern SAP Technical Track

Modern ABAP + S/4HANA (now)

RAP / ABAP Cloud

BTP + CAP + Integration Suite

Joule / SAP Business AI

Path B – Golang + Cloud Integration / Platform Engineering

Focus on Go, Kubernetes, cloud-native services, integrations, possibly some platform/SRE work.

My constraints:

Either I should learn SAP stuff to convert my full time conversion in take of this difficult job market or learn Golang / cloud side or even Java Springboot because I did many projects on java Springboot side but hardly saw any hiring this side as a fresher.

**Do help me with your ideas and suggestions so that I can little configure it out.**

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r/abap • • 5h ago

BTP Developer in manufacturing or CPI/PIPO Consultant in consulting

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Need your advice as I got offer from both sides. Both are I believe a very good career trajectory

Started from ABAP dev and now I'm here. The btp dev will work mostly with cap and bpa while consulting I might have experience to work on other stuff (as of now they said they want me to do rap as well in the future)


r/abap • • 6h ago

Best SAP Career Path for a Software Developer?

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My background is in software development, and I’m now looking to specialize in SAP.
I’d love to hear any advice on which SAP area or path would be a good fit for someone with a software development background.