SAP ABAP Consultant
applab systemsSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Strong experience in SAP ABAP development.
Must Have:
S4 HANA ABAP expertise with Fiori and finance experienceIn-depth knowledge of the SAP ABAP programming language. Strong Object-Oriented (OO)
Skills:
Must know how to build organized and reusable code. Understand requirements and propose technical solutions 3 years experience in Fiori and FI
Title: SAP ABAP Consultant
Location: San Jose, CA or Austin, TXSAP ABAP Developer
Around 8 years of overall experience. Strong experience in SAP ABAP development.
Must Have:
S4 HANA ABAP expertise with Fiori and finance experienceIn-depth knowledge of the SAP ABAP programming language. Strong Object-Oriented (OO)
Skills:
Must know how to build organized and reusable code. Understand requirements and propose technical solutions 3 years experience in Fiori and FIResponsibilitiesStrong Object-Oriented (OO)
Skills:
Must know how to build organized and reusable code.
Work Independently: Able to finish tasks on their own without constant help.
Quick Learner: Must quickly understand the current project design and documents.
Follow Standards: Must follow official SAP coding rules and best practices.
Smart & Dynamic Solutions: Write code that works for different inputs (using low-code/dynamic concepts).Business & Finance Mindset: Don't just "code "understand how the software helps the business and the finance department.
Think Ahead: Before starting, think about the "Pros and Cons " of the solution after it is implemented.
Error Handling: The code should be stable and handle mistakes or bad data without crashing.
Clear Documentation: Write simple notes so other team members can understand the work later.
Testing:
Test the work thoroughly to make sure there are no bugs before delivery.
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