SAP S/4 HANA Technical Developer
applicantzFort Worth (TX)
About the role
Remote 6 months contract, work hours PST. Visa sponsorship not available. This is a pure SAP S4 HANA technical development role that need RAR hands-on experience integration with S4 HANA / BRIM. Candidate should have knowledge in the functional side.
Experience Level:
7 or more years of experience writing SAP code, such as, and not limited to, ABAP, oData, Restful API, Fiori, SAPUI5, CDS, CPI, Advanced ABAP and ABAP Extensions. Experience of working with SAP Could platform. You have an advanced understanding of modern S4 software development tools like Hana studio, WebIDE.You have advanced SAP S/4 Web Technologies experience. Experience in working RAR implementation project as a RAR integration developer. Strong Experience in ALL RICEFW Developments and ALE/IDOCs. Experience required in the performance tuning of the HANA models. Strong Experience in System Integrations using SOAP Adaptor/IDOC Adaptors / XI and OData Adaptors. Technical development experiences on RAR , SAP PS, SAP OTC/SD/BRIM (Order Management, Pricing, Billing), and SAP FI-CO, FI-CA, Solid understanding of SAP data model in FI/CO, PS, SD Modules. Knowledge of BO, HANA SLT, and BODS is an advantage. Experience of working with RAR, Ariba, and other SAP integrating systems is a plus You have strong Business Analysis ability to take vague business requirements and work with business on defining.
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