Sap Business Warehouse Developer
- Source: LinkedIn
- Digisourced.
- Remote
- United States
- Mid level
Job Description
Requirements
Hard skills:
- Several years of experience in SAP BW/4HANA; very good knowledge in BW modeling, data flows, transformations, DTPs, process chains and query design;
- Very good knowledge in ABAP for BW and HANA SQL;
- Test design, error analysis, performance optimization, authorizations and technical documentation.
Nice To haves:
- Experience with SAP S/4 Utilities, SAP MaCo Cloud, CSV connections
Soft skills:
- Structured, quality-oriented and reliable work approach;
- clear communication in fully virtual, internationally distributed work models;
- comprehensible risk and status reports related to deliverables;
- ability to create handover-ready documentation and to collaborate via defined contact persons and interfaces.
Tasks
- Technical elaboration of the provided solution design
- Implementation of the defined InfoObjects, ADSOs, CompositeProvider, Open ODS Views, transformations, DTPs, process chains and queries
- Development of agreed ABAP and HANA SQL routines
- Connection of the specified sources SAP MaCo Cloud, SAP S/4 Utilities and defined CSV interfaces
- Execution of documented unit, integration, regression and authorization tests
- Handover of all objects, transports, test evidence as well as operational and development documentation
- Implementation exclusively within the approved architecture and system landscape
- Assignment of each object to a requirement, a work package and a transport
- Documented change request for deviations or extensions
- Fully remote collaboration via designated contact persons or bridgeheads
Digisourced is supporting a client on a contract SAp BW requirement for delivery on an international programme.
Digisourced is acting as an employment business in relation to this vacancy.
Skills
- sap
- sap-business-warehouse
- sap-bw4hana
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