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Pontoonglobal
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We are seeking an experienced Frontend Developer with strong hands-on expertise in SAP UI5 and SAP Fiori to support our ongoing and upcoming projects. The ideal candidate will be responsible for designing, developing, and enhancing intuitive, high-performing user interfaces for SAP-based applications.
Develop and enhance custom SAP Fiori/UI5 applications for enterprise-grade projects.
Work on the SAP Fiori Launchpad including tile/catalog/group configuration, role assignment, and theming.
Integrate frontend apps with OData services for real-time data consumption from SAP backend systems.
Collaborate with functional and backend teams to gather requirements and translate them into technical specs.
Conduct UI debugging and performance optimization for web-based SAP applications.
Extend standard Fiori apps and develop custom applications using MVC architecture in SAPUI5.
Participate in code reviews, unit testing, and troubleshooting.
Document technical specifications and application design as needed.
5+ years of hands-on experience in SAP UI5 and Fiori frontend development.
Strong command of HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, and jQuery in the context of SAPUI5.
Proven experience with OData service integration in UI5 applications.
Deep understanding of Fiori app architecture, design guidelines, and responsive UI development.
Experience with custom and standard Fiori app configuration on the Launchpad.
Familiarity with tools like SAP Web IDE, BAS (Business Application Studio), and Eclipse.
Ability to work independently in a remote environment and coordinate with global teams.
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