The Junior ABAP Developer is responsible for coding, testing, and maintaining SAP applications while working with business users to develop solutions and enhance existing processes.
Responsible for coding, testing, configuring, deploying, implementing and maintaining SAP Applications.
Aleast 3 years of experience with SAP ABAP RICEF/design and hands on development :
Knowledge of SAP ECC 6.0 & PP,FI,CO,SD,MM modules
Strong understanding and analytical skills.
Knowledge on SAP HANA.
Knowledge of integration with SAP FICO/MM.
Ability to work interdependently with minimum supervision.
Experience with Agile / Scrumban methodology.
Top Skills
Agile
Ricef
Sap Abap
Sap Ecc 6.0
Sap Hana
Scrumban
Unison Consulting Singapore Office
1 Changi Business Park Crescent, , Plaza 8 #03-06 Tower A, Singapore, , Singapore, 486025
Unison Consulting Singapore Office
#12-00, 63 Market Street, Bank of Singapore Center, Singapore, , Singapore, 048942
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