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SAP BTP/ABAP RAP Developer

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united it solutionsKirkland (WA)

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Title: SAP BTP/ABAP RAP Developer
Location: Redmond, WA or RemoteSAP BTP ABAP RAP Developer ResponsibilitiesRESTful Service Development: Design and implement enterprise-grade OData services (V2/V4) using the ABAP RAP framework, facilitating seamless communication between the SAP S/4HANA backend and modern front-end applications. Business Object (BO) Modeling: Define and implement robust business objects using Behavior Definitions (BDEF) and Behavior Implementations (BP) to handle managed or unmanaged transactional logic, including CRUD operations, actions, and determinations. Advanced Data Modeling: Architect complex data models using ABAP Core Data Services (CDS), incorporating annotations for UI positioning, search capabilities, and analytical features to drive Fiori Elements-based applications. Clean Core & Cloud Extensibility: Apply ABAP Cloud principles to develop side-by-side or developer extensibility solutions on SAP BTP ABAP Environment (Steampunk), ensuring the digital core remains upgrade-stable. Integration & Event Handling: Implement asynchronous communication patterns using Business Events within the RAP framework and consume external APIs to orchestrate hybrid workflows across SAP and non-SAP landscapes.
Note: A person with RAP and BTP Integration Suite experience will be ideal.

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