SAP ABAP Team Member - Leasing / RAR
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We are looking for an SAP Technical team member (ABAP and Fiori) to support development activities for SAP Finance in the area of Revenue Recognition (RAR module) and related SAP initiatives . The role involves working with functional teams to understand requirements (in the business area of Equipment Leasing - Sales and Operational Leases), prepare technical designs, develop ABAP objects, support testing, resolve defects, and ensure high-quality delivery., * Develop and enhance ABAP objects for Leasing, RAR, and finance/logistics processes.
- Work on reports, interfaces, enhancements, forms, CDS/OData, and integration objects.
- Work on creation of Fiori applications in the area of Finance and RAR using SAP BTP
- Analyze functional specs and prepare technical designs.
- Support unit testing, UAT, defect fixes, and production issue resolution.
- Debug and troubleshoot standard/custom SAP issues.
- Ensure performance-optimized, standards-compliant, and clean-core aligned code.
- Coordinate with onshore/offshore teams and provide regular status updates.
- Maintain technical documentation and transport details.
Requirements
Strong SAP ABAP & Fiori experience, debugging skills, knowledge of enhancements/BADIs, reports, interfaces, IDocs/RFC/OData/CDS, and good understanding of SAP FI/CO, SD, Leasing, and RAR processes.
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