JOB DESCRIPTIONMISSIONExperienced SAP Developer who specializes in digital applications areas to design, develop, and deploy innovative solutions to complement S/4HANA Private Cloud with SAP extensibility strategy, mixing ABAP with the leverage of SAP BTP. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in ABAP programming and understanding of SAP BTP services and technologies to support our digital transformation initiatives.ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIESSolution Design and Development • Leverage ABAP programming skills to extend and customize standard SAP functionalities (user- exits, enhancements, BAdIs, etc.). • Design and implement custom developments (reports, interfaces, conversions, enhancements, forms). • Apply good practices in solution architecture and programming to ensure scalability and maintainability.Integration and Connectivity • Develop and maintain BAPIs, RFCs, SOAP/REST APIs to enable seamless data exchange. • Configure and support EDI/IDoc interfaces to ensure robust communication between SAP and external systems. • Collaborate with integration teams to align SAP developments with corporate standards.Application Lifecycle Management • Manage the full development cycle: design, coding, testing, debugging, deployment, and support. • Ensure compliance with development guidelines and change management processes. • Work closely with functional consultants and business stakeholders to deliver reliable solutions aligned with requirements.Knowledge of SAP BTP (Not mandatory experience) • Understand key concepts of SAP BTP services (Fiori, CAP, SAP Cloud Platform Integration, SAP HANA). • Contribute to discussions and solution design involving BTP components. • Stay updated on the evolution of BTP to support future company roadmap.Technical Documentation and Support • Create and maintain technical specifications, design documents, and test cases. • Provide post- go- live support, incident resolution, and performance optimization. • Share knowledge with the internal SAP team to build long- term capability.
