Redwood Automation Engineer (RunMyJobs / SAP BPA) - Remote

About the role

An established organisation is automating its finance close on Redwood, connected to SAP. The work is remote for consultants based in Iceland, starting 15 November 2026, at EUR 350 per day. The programme covers the record-to-report cycle: period-end close, balance sheet reconciliation, accruals and journal posting, all running against SAP.

Key responsibilities

• Build the solution as defined in the design: Redwood process definitions (task lists, dependencies, parameters, calendars, including SAP factory calendars).
• Automate the background execution of SAP FI/CO period-end programs in the right order and with the right variants.
• Automate balance sheet reconciliation, accruals and journal posting on the platform.
• Write logic in REL and RedwoodScript where the standard designer cannot meet the requirement.
• Connect to SAP S/4HANA or ECC via XBP and RFC.
• Unit and integration testing, defect fixing, and support through user acceptance testing.
• Promotion between environments, cutover and hypercare, plus technical documentation and handover to the support team.

Required profile

• Hands-on build on the Redwood platform under any of its names: RunMyJobs, SAP BPA by Redwood, SAP CPS or Cronacle; you built the process definitions or job chains yourself.
• 5 or more years in SAP automation, job scheduling or finance systems engineering.
• Useful but not essential: migration from SAP BPA or SAP CPS to RunMyJobs, Redwood Finance Automation, SAP Financial Closing cockpit or SAP Advanced Financial Closing, and experience in financial services or other regulated industries under SOX or similar controls.

Required skills

• REL and RedwoodScript
• SAP connections via XBP and RFC on at least one live SAP estate
• Knowledge of the SAP FI/CO programs that run at month-end and their order

To apply, send your CV and your available start date, together with three lines about your most recent Redwood, SAP CPS or SAP BPA work: what you automated, the SAP system it ran against, and what you built yourself.