Job Description

The ABAP developer is the technical consultant/developer. They should be able to handle enhancements, reports, interfaces, forms, debugging, and extensions.

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Role - Senior SAP ABAP Developer - O2C, Collections & Disputes

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Purpose: Support technical development, enhancements, integrations and reporting requirements for SAP S/4HANA Collections, Dispute Management and Dunning solutions.

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Required Experience

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Minimum 7 years of SAP ABAP experience.
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Minimum one SAP S/4HANA implementation.
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Experience supporting Finance, FI-AR and Order-to-Cash processes.
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Experience translating functional specifications into technical design and development deliverables.
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Experience working with integration teams, functional consultants and external vendors.
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Role and Key Responsibilities

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Develop and enhance OData services, APIs, CDS views and technical objects required for the implementation scope.
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Support technical design, interface enhancements, reporting enablement and Fiori-related developments.
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Prepare technical specifications and align development activities with approved functional requirements.
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Support technical unit testing, defect resolution, performance optimization and production support.
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Document technical solutions and support handover to operations or support teams.
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Experience and Domain Knowledge

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ABAP OO, CDS Views, OData Services, SAP Gateway and REST APIs.
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Enhancement Framework, BAdIs, BRF+, Output Management and interface enhancements.
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SAP Fiori enablement, embedded analytics, workflow enhancements and API enablement.
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Performance optimization and technical troubleshooting in SAP S/4HANA settings.
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Soft Skills Required

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Robust problem-solving and analytical skills.
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Clear written and verbal communication in English.
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Ability to work independently while aligning architecture and functional direction.
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Cooperative

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