Architect ABAP
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Job Title: Architect ABAP
Location: Remote
Duration: 3+ Months
No. of Positions: 1
Job Description:
We are looking for an experienced ABAP Architect with strong technical expertise and a deep understanding of ERP systems. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in designing and developing scalable solutions, ensuring performance optimization, and leading technical design initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Design, develop, and support SAP ERP applications using ABAP, OOABAP, RAP, OData, and CDS.
Ensure compliance with software design principles and object-oriented programming best practices.
Perform performance tuning, debugging, and optimization of existing applications.
Collaborate with functional teams, particularly in SD and PP-PI modules, to deliver high-quality solutions.
Provide technical leadership and guidance to the development team.
Work with Cloud Foundry and Node.js technologies (preferred).
Participate in agile development processes like SCRUM.
Take full ownership of deliverables and maintain a strong focus on quality and timelines.
Required Qualifications:
Master’s degree in Engineering or equivalent.
8+ years of development and support experience in ERP domains.
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Expertise in:
ABAP, OOABAP, RAP, ABAP Unit
Data Dictionary, Function Modules
OData Services and CDS Views
Performance tuning techniques
Strong analytical, problem-solving, and debugging skills.
Good understanding of functional processes in SD and PP-PI.
Excellent communication skills (spoken and written English).
Experience working in diverse, multicultural environments.
Preferred Skills:
Exposure to Cloud Foundry and Node.js.
Previous SAP experience in complex implementations.
Familiarity with agile methodologies like SCRUM.
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