Eduardo Bratz / Architect & builder

From SAP to what’s next.

I bring enterprise experience to modern software and practical AI. Built to work beyond the demo.

Eduardo Bratz at an outdoor aircraft display

My career. Your next transaction.

A desktop you can actually explore. SAP GUI, Fiori, a terminal, and a few things only a Basis person would find funny.

The interactive desktop showing Eduardo’s career in SAP GUI, with desktop apps and a dock
A real screen from the portfolio. No SAP installation, credentials, or production risk.

SAP GUI, with a personal twist

Browse my career in ZRESUME, explore the ABAP-style editor, or open a fictional ST22 dump. Familiar transactions, a different purpose.

A Fiori launchpad to explore

Switch from classic SAP screens to a working launchpad. The same career and contact details, in a different interface.

A desktop worth clicking around

Move windows, open the terminal, and read the fictional inbox. The coffee jokes are intentional. The contact form is real.

A mobile experience, too

On your phone, explore the iOS-inspired interface. Your career-reading and contact options do not disappear on a smaller screen.

SAP taught me what happens
after go-live.

Nearly 30 years in IT. SAP Basis and architecture since 2008. Today, I connect technology strategy with shipped code and agentic AI. The production mindset came with me.

Different skills. Shared problems.

The useful part is not having a long list of job titles. It is knowing how to bring the right disciplines together.

Turn manual work into useful software

Spreadsheet workarounds and repetitive handoffs. Map the process, build the integration, and give people an interface they can actually use.

Enterprise context + full-stack development

Put AI to work, with boundaries

A promising demo that is not ready for the real workflow. Design agents around specific tasks, trusted evidence, tool permissions, and human review.

Domain expertise + agentic AI

Make the architecture operable

A solution that looks good until it meets production. Think through dependencies, access patterns, failure modes, and ownership before go-live.

SAP operations + cloud architecture

Connect the roadmap to shipped code

Strategy that never leaves the presentation. Work from the business problem through solution design and hands-on implementation.

Executive advisory + engineering

I didn’t leave Basis behind.

I gave it more tools. Years of enterprise operations taught me to ask about dependencies, permissions, and the person who gets paged at 3 a.m.

Now I bring those questions to application development, cloud architecture, and AI systems. I can discuss the roadmap with leadership and build the thing we agreed on.

The story so far