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SAP ABAP Developer

Posted 6 days ago

purple drive technologiesBoonton (NJ)

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About the role

Purple DriveSAP ABAP DeveloperLOCATION: PARISPPANY, NJ
Experience required: 10 - 15 years
Role Summary: We are looking for a skilled SAP ABAP Developer with strong expertise in SAP Advanced Business Application Programming (ABAP) in non-HANA environments. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in developing, enhancing, and supporting SAP applications using ABAP technologies. This role requires close collaboration with functional teams to deliver high-quality technical solutions aligned with business requirements.
Key Responsibilities: ABAP DevelopmentDesign, develop, and maintain custom ABAP programs based on business requirements. Develop Reports, Interfaces, Conversions, Enhancements, and Forms (RICEF).Implement Object-Oriented ABAP (OOABAP) solutions for scalable development.
Enhancements & Customization:
  • Implement SAP enhancements using User Exits, BAdIs, and Enhancement Framework.
  • Modify and enhance standard SAP functionality where required.
  • Interface Development
  • Develop and manage SAP interfaces with external systems using:
  • RFCBAPIIDocsWeb Services
  • Forms DevelopmentDesign and develop forms using:
  • SmartFormsSAPscriptAdobe Forms
  • Performance Optimization & Debugging
  • Perform ABAP code optimization and performance tuning.
  • Troubleshoot issues through debugging and root cause analysis.
SAP Integration & Modern Technologies: Support integration with SAP Fiori/UI5 applications and OData services. Work with SAP HANA concepts and CDS Views when required.
Upgrade & Migration Support: Provide support during SAP upgrades, system enhancements, and migration projects. Ensure compatibility and performance of custom developments during upgrades.
Documentation & Support: Prepare technical documentation and development specifications. Provide production support and issue resolution for ABAP-related problems. Follow coding standards and best practices.

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