SAP BTP and S/4HANA implementation and integration consultancy
Lab2dev is a Brazilian SAP consultancy built around SAP BTP, with a stack spanning S/4HANA, Integration Suite, Cloud Integration, PI/PO, Datasphere and Fiori/SAPUI5. Hiring skews heavily senior and engineering-led, and job posts center on large-enterprise S/4HANA rollouts and SAP-to-non-SAP integration, alongside an AI finance factory built on BTP. Payroll work tied to eSocial and HR infotypes signals a localized Brazilian HCM practice.
Lab2dev is a privately held SAP Gold Partner founded in 2018 and headquartered in Osasco, São Paulo, with 201–500 employees. The firm specializes in SAP Business Technology Platform, delivering extensions, integrations and analytics for enterprise clients undergoing digital transformation. Its services cover S/4HANA implementation, including the Public Cloud edition and clean-core approaches, plus functional modules such as FI, CO, MM, SD, PM, EWM and IBP. It also works on industry solutions like SAP IS-Oil and on analytics with SAP Analytics Cloud, BW and Datasphere. Hiring is concentrated in Brazil.
Lab2dev is an SAP Gold Partner in Osasco, Brazil, focused on SAP BTP. It delivers S/4HANA implementations, SAP and non-SAP integrations, Fiori/SAPUI5 apps, and analytics with SAP Analytics Cloud and Datasphere.
Lab2dev works mainly with SAP BTP, S/4HANA, ABAP and SAP RAP, Integration Suite, Cloud Integration, PI/PO, HANA, Fiori/SAPUI5 and Datasphere. Delivery teams use Jira and Confluence.
Job posts point to S/4HANA implementation programs, SAP FICO rollouts, SAP and non-SAP integration, pricing and sizing of BTP solutions, and an AI finance factory on SAP BTP.
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