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David Careers

ABAP and UI5 Developers

Posted 10 days ago

anvetaSan Antonio (TX)
Software DevelopersCustom Computer Programming Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$ 80 -85 /hr

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About the role

Job Posting
Location: San Antonio, TX – 5 days/week onsite in San Antonio, candidates must relocate. The client has enough candidates that can travel, that’s not what they want.
Rate: $ 80 -85 /hr C2C to you3 total openings – 2x back-end ABAP, 1x front-end UI5 (JavaScript/HTML/CSS) Senior-level developers. We are not looking for Leads, architects, anything like that – those candidates will be rejected automatically by the client, so I cannot take the time to call them. Candidates must be hands-on in their recent role contributing to new application development. Candidates must be able to describe their hands-on development experience. Make sure your candidates have not already been submitted directly to Valero or interviewed with Valero. Solid communication is mandatory. ABAP
Requirements: S/4 HANAOO ABAP RFCBADIBAPICDS viewsAMDPRAP ModelStrong communication skills Experience in a UI5 environment is preferred (not as a Developer, but as someone who has worked in a UI5 project so they understand the architecture)UI5Requirements:
  • S/4 HANAJavaScriptBuilding application with UI5 (custom) their previous 1-2 projects has to be developed with custom UI5 not fioriCSSHTML5Modularized ABAP code
  • Strong communication skills
  • Work independently with little guidance

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