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Senior SAP ABAP Developer

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kforceTallahassee (FL)

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About the role

Description: Kforce has a client in Juno Beach, FL that is seeking a Senior SAP ABAP Developer.
Key Responsibilities:
  • Design, develop, and support SAP ABAP solutions across ECC and S/4HANA, and primarily supporting FICO Accounts Payable (AP) processes* Develop and maintain WRICEF objects including reports, interfaces, conversions, enhancements, workflows, and forms* Develop using ABAP Objects, BAPIs, BADIs, RFCs, IDocs, User Exits, and Enhancement Framework* Build and support CDS Views, OData services, APIs, Fiori integrations, and RAP-based solutions* Develop and maintain Adobe Forms, Smart Forms, and SAPscript* Translate functional requirements into detailed technical designs and solutions* Perform debugging, root-cause analysis, code reviews, and performance optimization* Support unit testing, SIT, UAT, regression testing, deployment, and production support* Collaborate with SAP functional, Basis, Security, integration, and business teams* Support ECC-to-S/4HANA conversion and custom-code remediation activities* Work effectively with onshore/offshore teams in an Agile delivery environment* Experience with SAP integrations across FI/CO, MM, and related enterprise processes
Requirements:
  • Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, or related field* 7+ years of hands-on SAP ABAP development experience* Strong experience with SAP ECC and S/4HANA.* Expertise in ABAP, ABAP Objects, WRICEF, BAPIs, BADIs, RFCs, IDocs, enhancements, and forms, and WebDynpro* Experience with CDS Views, OData, Fiori, and modern S/4HANA development* Experience with SAP integrations and functional areas such as FI/CO, MM, and SD* Strong troubleshooting, performance tuning, technical documentation, and communication skills* Experience with Agile methodologies and Jira preferred Job Type ContractCompensation50 - $60

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