Develop, maintain, and support SAP CRM applications using SAP CRM Web UI and ABAP. Gather requirements, design enhancements, code, test, support deployments, integrate SAP with external systems, and create technical documentation. Collaborate with Korean- and English-speaking business and technical stakeholders throughout the development lifecycle.
Company Description
Location: Plano, TX
Employment: 1-year contract
Pay: Approximately $10,195/month, depending on experience
Required: SAP CRM Web UI experience and professional proficiency in Korean and English
We are seeking a Senior SAP CRM Developer to develop, maintain, and support SAP CRM applications. This role requires hands-on experience with SAP CRM Web UI and ABAP; general ABAP experience alone does not meet the requirements.
Responsibilities
- Develop, maintain, and support SAP CRM applications based on business requirements.
- Analyze existing applications and design new features and enhancements.
- Work across the development lifecycle, including requirements gathering, coding, testing, and deployment support.
- Integrate SAP applications with external systems and prepare technical documentation.
- Collaborate with business stakeholders and technical teams in Korean and English.
- More than 5 years of experience developing or maintaining systems using SAP CRM, ABAP/4, and SAP CRM Web UI.
- Strong knowledge of SAP Web UI, ABAP/4, and SAP RFC functions.
- Experience with SAP OData and RESTful API integrations.
- Experience working with Oracle databases.
- Professional proficiency in both Korean and English, including technical discussions and documentation.
- Ability to prioritize multiple tasks and work independently or with a team.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with Java, .NET, or JavaScript.
- Experience with Jenkins and CI/CD processes.
- Experience coordinating with multiple business and technical stakeholders.
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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