Senior SAP ABAP / FIORI Developer (M/F) - Casablanca
IT / Electronics - Secteur IT (Information Technology)
- Senior (5 to 10 years)
- 1 job(s) in Rabat and region - Morocco
- Master or PhD Minimum - Master
Search for new things / novelty Need for reflection Need for autonomy Involvement at work Ambition
- Permanent contract
- Teleworking : No
Company :
As part of one of our projects. We are looking for Senior SAP ABAP / FIORI Developers to join SAP Project teams. The consultant will work in SAP S/4HANA environments, as well as on satellite solutions such as FSM, CPQ, AVC, and Concur, within projects with strong technical and functional aspects.
Job :
- Development and maintenance of SAP ABAP / ABAP OO applications
- Design and development of forms (Smartforms, Adobe Forms, SAPScript)
- Creation of reports, interfaces, and integrations (IDoc, BAPI, Web Services)
- Implementation of enhancements (BADI, User Exit, etc.)
- Development and maintenance of FIORI / SAP UI5 applications
- Participation in project and AMS activities in a complex SAP environment
Required profile :
- Master's degree / Engineering degree in computer science or equivalent
- Minimum 5 years of experience on SAP projects
- Excellent command of:
- ABAP / ABAP OO
- SAP Forms (Smartforms, Adobe Forms, SAPScript)
- SAP Interfaces and Integration (IDoc, BAPI, Web Services)
- Enhancements (BADI, User Exit...)
- Good knowledge of SAP FIORI / UI5 (required)
- Knowledge of SAP BTP is a valued asset
- Autonomy, rigor, and good teamwork skills
- Very good level of French, English is desirable
Desired personality traits :
Search for new things / novelty Need for reflection Need for autonomy Involvement at work Ambition
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