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Job Title: SAP ABAP Developer Plan to Produce Duration- Fulltime Permanent Location: Seattle, WA/Dallas, TX/Remote Job Description Technical Skills Strong expertise in ABAP (RICEF, OO ABAP) Experience in: ALV Reports, Module Pool Programming BADIs, Enhancements, User Exits BAPIs, RFC, IDocs Forms: SmartForms / SAPscript / Adobe S/4HANA exposure (CDS Views, code adaptation) Functional Knowledge Strong hands-on experience in Plan to Produce / SAP PP: MRP, BOM, Routing Production Orders Shop Floor / Manufacturing Execution Roles & Responsibilities We are looking for a skilled SAP ABAP Developer with strong experience in Plan to Produce (P2P) / Production Planning processes. The candidate will be responsible for developing and enhancing ABAP objects in SAP ECC and S/4HANA environments, supporting manufacturing and production processes through high-quality, scalable technical solutions. Key Responsibilities ABAP Development Design, develop, and enhance ABAP RICEF objects (Reports, Interfaces, Conversions, Enhancements, Forms). Develop classical, interactive, and ALV reports using procedural and OO ABAP. Create module pool programs and custom transactions where required. Enhancements & Integrations Implement BADIs, User Exits, Enhancement Spots (implicit/explicit). Develop and maintain integrations using BAPIs, RFCs, IDocs, and APIs. Work on output forms (SmartForms, SAPscript, Adobe Forms). Plan to Produce (PP) Functional Alignment Collaborate with PP/QM functional consultants to translate business requirements into technical designs. Support manufacturing processes including: o Production Planning (MRP, BOM, Routing) o Shop Floor Execution (Production Orders, Confirmations) o Quality Management (Inspection lots, results recording) o Inventory Movements (GI/GR for Production) S/4HANA & Advanced ABAP Develop S/4HANA-ready ABAP objects including: o CDS Views o Performance-optimized Open SQL o Code remediation for S/4HANA migrations Exposure to RESTful ABAP Programming Model (RAP) is an added advantage. Testing & Support Perform unit testing, support SIT/UAT cycles, and resolve defects. Provide production support and han dle critical business cycles. Documentation & Governance Prepare technical specifications (TS), design documents, and code review artifacts. Ensure adherence to SAP development standards, best practices, and Clean Core principles. Good to Have Skills SAP QM integration with PP SAP Fiori / UI5 exposure SAP BTP / RAP / APIs exposure Experience in Greenfield or Brownfield S/4HANA implementations Generic Managerial Skills, If any Excellent communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills. Development experience with onsite/offshore teams. Strong problemsolving, analytical, and decision-making abilities. Apply To this Job .
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