Data Architect - SAP
About the job
- Completed Bachelor's or technologist-level education.
- Strong critical thinking and strategic business perspective.
- Strong experience in integration architecture, enterprise systems integration, and business integration in complex SAP and non-SAP environments.
- Hands-on experience with SAP Integration Suite/CPI and knowledge of SAP PI/PO, including migration, coexistence, or modernization scenarios to Integration Suite.
- Hands-on experience with Azure API Management (APIM), including API gateway, policies, products, subscription keys, security, and monitoring.
- Knowledge of SAP BTP and related integration services, such as Integration Suite, Cloud Foundry, and Cloud ALM.
- Strong knowledge of REST, SOAP, IDoc, RFC, and OData integration patterns.
- Experience integrating SAP S/4HANA with external systems, microservices, and hybrid enterprise environments.
- Strong ability to troubleshoot cross-system integration issues, including connectivity, authentication, runtime errors, and message failures.
- Advanced English to lead meetings and technical discussions and communicate with stakeholders in a global environment; mandatory.
- Availability to work in person at the AB-InBev office in Campinas.
- Serve as the primary technical focal point for the Aurora Integration Platform, defining architecture standards, technical direction, and integration best practices.
- Lead end-to-end integration solutions in SAP and non-SAP environments, covering inbound, outbound, and SAP-to-SAP scenarios.
- Drive the technical evolution of the Aurora integration stack, especially the transition from PI/PO to SAP Integration Suite, aligned with the Aurora roadmap and SAP strategy.
- Define and govern API-based integration standards using Azure APIM and SAP Integration Suite, including security, lifecycle, monitoring, and controlled service exposure.
- Support platform stability and operational excellence through troubleshooting, monitoring, error handling, reprocessing strategies, and level 3/4 technical support.
- Collaborate with architects, product teams, developers, and business stakeholders to translate integration requirements into scalable, governed technical solutions.
- Knowledge of event-driven integration and asynchronous architecture.
- Experience with API governance, lifecycle management, request throttling, versioning, and secure exposure of enterprise services.
- Experience with additional SAP BTP integration capabilities, such as API Management, Event Mesh, Open Connectors, or related services.
- Experience with global transformation programs and ERP programs across different regions.
- Knowledge of integration scenarios enabling AI solutions, agents, or copilots through governed APIs and SAP BTP services.
- Spanish language skills.
About the company
AB InBev is a multinational brewer and beverage company with a portfolio of more than 400 beer brands, including Budweiser, Corona, Stella Artois, Leffe and Hoegaarden, plus non-alcoholic drinks. It operates breweries, packaging, and distribution across the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia-Pacific, producing and delivering beer and other beverages to markets around the world. Its products are created through large-scale brewing and then packaged, marketed, and distributed through its global network. The company differentiates itself through its extensive brand lineup, geographic reach, and ongoing investments in packaging, digital products, and sustainable brewing practices, including programs for agriculture, water stewardship, energy and emissions reduction, and responsible drinking. AB InBev’s goal is to lead the world’s beer and beverage categories by growing its brands responsibly, expanding distribution, and making its operations more sustainable over time.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Leuven, Belgium
Founded
1952
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue rose 11% to $16.66 billion, beating consensus and lifting margins.
- Zero-alcohol revenue grew 27% in Q2 2026, led by Michelob Ultra Zero.
- AB InBev committed $600 million to U.S. production, including California, Colorado, and New York.
What critics are saying
- India's CCI made AB InBev a cartel target in April 2026, risking heavy penalties.
- North American beer volumes fell 1.9% in H1 2026, exposing structural demand erosion.
- Bud Light's collapse shows an existential U.S. portfolio risk if premiumization stalls.
What makes AB InBev unique
- Michelob Ultra, Corona, and Budweiser anchor AB InBev's global megabrand machine.
- BEES reaches 4 million retailers across 30 markets, giving unmatched route-to-market reach.
- Reignite narrows investment from 500 brands to 50, concentrating spend on winners.
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Treina Campos joins AB InBev India as Head of Communications. She most recently held the position of Associate Vice President at MSL India. Treina Campos has joined AB InBev India as Head of Communications, moving from MSL India where she spent over 12 years and most recently served as Associate Vice President. Campos announced the move on LinkedIn, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her communications career. She said, "And a new innings begins! I've joined AB InBev India as Head of Communications. With over a decade in working closely with organizations and brands across the board, I've witnessed one single truth: Iconic companies are built with the gumption to dream big. To be entrusted with relaying the stories of an iconic company that has been integral to shaping cultures and communities across the globe is truly special. Here's to brewing conversations and connections that build a future with more cheers!" She brings more than a decade of experience in communications, having worked with organisations and brands across sectors during her 12-year stint at MSL India. She most recently held the position of Associate Vice President at the agency. Her move to AB InBev India marks a shift from agency-side communications to an in-house leadership role, where she will oversee the company's communications mandate in India.
AB InBev is expanding its zero-alcohol beer portfolio as consumer preferences shift toward healthier drinking options. The company's no-alcohol beer revenues grew 27% in the second quarter of 2026, leading its Balanced Choices portfolio, which posted 13% revenue growth. In the US, AB InBev maintained its leadership in no-alcohol beer, with revenue growing in the mid-thirties, led by Michelob Ultra Zero. The company also saw strong performance internationally, with high-thirties volume growth in Mexico supported by Modelo Cero and Michelob Ultra Zero, whilst Brazil recorded low-thirties growth. AB InBev shares have risen 24.8% over the past year. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for the company's 2026 and 2027 earnings per share indicates year-over-year growth of 17.7% and 12.3%, respectively.
Siddharth Sawant joins Tata Consumer Products to lead HR for Ready-to-Drink business. After more than seven years at AB InBev, Sawant moves to Tata Consumer Products with experience spanning commercial teams, breweries and corporate functions By HRK News Bureau September 28, 2026 2 Mins Read 261 Views Siddharth Sawant has joined Tata Consumer Products as director-human resources and head of HR for its Ready-to-Drink business, following more than seven years with AB InBev. Based in Gurugram, Sawant leads the people function for the Ready-to-Drink business. The move keeps him within the beverages industry, while taking him from a career largely built around beer into Tata Consumer Products' wider consumer beverages portfolio. Sawant has been in the role since June 2026, according to his LinkedIn profile. He joined AB InBev in January 2019 as senior manager-people partner for its commercial operations in eastern India. He subsequently expanded his remit to cover commercial teams across the eastern and western regions before moving into a broader role as people lead for corporate functions across India and Southeast Asia. In that assignment, he supported functions including finance, corporate affairs, legal, procurement, technology and analytics, with responsibility for talent development, engagement and organisational transformation. His next move took him closer to manufacturing. As associate director-people, Sawant led the people function across four breweries in the North-West region, including two in Aurangabad and one each in Sonipat and Meerut. His remit covered employee relations across white- and blue-collar workforces, compliance, productivity and capability building for senior supply-chain leaders. He later returned to the corporate side of the business as associate director-people, corporate, leading the people agenda for AB InBev's corporate functions until his move to Tata Consumer Products. Before joining AB InBev, Sawant spent nearly four years with Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, progressing from management trainee to HR business partnering roles supporting field forces across India. His responsibilities there included talent management, retention, performance management, recruitment and HR analytics. Sawant's career in HR followed an earlier stint in business development and HR with REC and Associates. During his postgraduate studies, he also gained exposure to industrial and people practices through assignments with Tata Motors, Schneider Electric, Tata Mills and Voltas. His latest role brings together two strands of his career: experience in a consumer beverages company and exposure to both frontline operations and corporate HR. At Tata Consumer Products, that experience will now be applied specifically to the people agenda of its Ready-to-Drink business.
AB InBev heads west for next US production investment spend. Last updated: 18/09/2026 at 3:57 PM 18 September 2026 'Investments in facilities like Los Angeles and Mira Loma help us strengthen our operations while creating and sustaining jobs and continuing to drive economic growth throughout California.' The US division of AB InBev has earmarked a small portion of its pledged US$600m investment in production capabilities for two facilities in California. Anheuser-Busch, which is in the process of doling out the funding across the US, confirmed yesterday (17 September) that $21m will be spent on its sites in the south of the state; one in Los Angeles and the other in nearby Mira Loma. Among the group's brands to benefit from the move are Michelob Ultra, spirits-based RTD Cutwater and the Phorm Energy energy drinks mark. Among the assets at the two sites set to benefit from the cash injection are the existing bottling and canning operations, while rail capacity will also be improved to support a "strengthening [of] transport capabilities and route to market". The Los Angeles Brewery will also become the home for one of the 15 new technical skills training centres promised by AB InBev for the US. According to Anheuser-Busch, a total of $184m has been invested in the two locations since 2021. Also this week, AB InBev raised the profile of the Flying Fish flavoured beer brand beyond its South Africa homeland with a Halloween-themed marketing activation across six markets.
AB InBev invests Rs 200 crore in Rajasthan brewery as beer demand surges beyond big cities. ET Bureau Last Updated: Sep 07, 2026, 07:11:00 PM IST AB InBev India has invested about Rs 200 crore in a new brewery in Neemrana, Rajasthan, expanding capacity to meet rising beer demand across North and central India. The facility began operations in July and will serve markets including Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand, amid stronger premium beer consumption. Mumbai: AB InBev India, the maker of Budweiser and Corona, has invested about Rs 200 crore in a new manufacturing facility in Neemrana, Rajasthan, as the beer maker expands manufacturing capacity to cater to growing demand across North and central India. The facility, Rochees Breweries Ltd (RBL), commenced operations in July and is positioned to serve Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand and other markets, the company said in a statement on Monday. The investment, set to strengthen AB InBev's manufacturing footprint in North India, follows discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever during the Belgian leader's India visit, according to the company. The move comes as premium beer consumption gains traction beyond India's larger urban markets. "Fundamentally, I think now the growth starts to be almost equal in urban, semi-urban and rural. In fact, what has caught us completely by surprise is the rural growth," Kartikeya Sharma, president, AB InBev India, told ET. Sharma said the company's breweries were running at more than 100% capacity during the peak season and that it was preparing for further demand growth. "The full focus now has shifted towards readiness for FY27," he said. AB InBev has invested more than $1.5 billion in India since 2016, including in local manufacturing and supply-chain capabilities. The company holds the leading position in the premium and super-premium beer segments. India has also emerged as the third-largest market globally for Budweiser, according to Sharma, who said the company's ambition is to make India the brand's largest market over the next decade. Get ADT's big fall deal on a professionally installed systemBring home more peace of mind and join the 15 million people who trust ADT to protect their homes 24/7. And right now is the perfect time to get a comprehensive system at its low fall price.ADT | Sponsored Read More News on