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SAP BPM Consultant

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purple drivePlano (TX)

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Purple Drive SAP BPM Consultant Share Contractual Plano, TX Overview: 8+ Years of SAP BPM developer experience SAP BPM (or Process Orchestration) v7.x including the tracking of manual/long running business tasks that require human interventions (e.g., approvals) and creation of business rules that can be safely changed by business system users Works with process team members and business users to review and understand process flows Identifies user interface requirements and business rules that correspond to business requirements Will also need to be hands-on in developing the solution Experience in Architecting SAP NetWeaver BPM Development and Process Modeling Experience in conducting Functional Design Specifications review sessions Experience in drafting Technical Design Specifications document and subsequent delivery of the development object Development experience using Java / J2EE technologies Development experience in working with WebDynpro Java for developing portal applications BPM integration with SAP and Non-SAP - workflow modeling/development experience BRM implementation experience for Workflows Ideally completed at least two end to end BPM projects Experience in user administration on the portal such as role assignment, group assignment, granting/revoking permissions, maintaining user attributes Experience with SAP NetWeaver Technical design, configuring, development, problem solving & debugging Good team player, strong team orientation, hardworking and enthusiastic. Effective cross functional collaboration Support conversions and migrations Prior experience in offshore-onshore development/maintenance projects Experience in creating service interfaces and schemas (WSDLs & XSDs) Ability to work with stored procedures, database and SQL's Knowledge of Medical Device industry and prior experience in regulatory environments is desirable

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