1 month ago
Remote, New Zealand or Auckland, New ZealandMid Level / Senior
Responsibilities
- Interpret functional and technical specifications and translate business processes into custom SAP developments.
- Design, develop, code, test, debug, and implement SAP applications in S/4HANA environments.
- Integrate SAP modules and external systems using interfaces, IDocs, BAPIs, BADIs, user exits, and OData services.
- Support unit testing, system integration testing, user acceptance testing, user training, and knowledge transfer.
- Conduct code reviews, enforce coding standards, optimize performance, and maintain technical design documentation.
- Develop scalable, maintainable, and upgrade-ready SAP solutions in collaboration with functional consultants, business stakeholders, and project teams.
Requirements
- 3-8 years of hands-on SAP ABAP development experience across full project lifecycles.
- Proven experience with SAP S/4HANA development and ABAP on HANA.
- Strong proficiency in OO-ABAP, CDS Views, OData services, and SAP Fiori integration.
- Experience with BADIs, BAPIs, User Exits, Enhancements, IDocs, interfaces, and cross-system integration patterns.
- Ability to produce technical design documentation and conduct structured code reviews.
- Experience working with functional consultants and business stakeholders in Agile or Waterfall project environments.
- Applicants must hold eligible New Zealand working rights, including NZ citizenship, residency, permanent residency, Partner Visa, Post Study Visa, or Open Work Visa.
About Accenture
Accenture is a global professional services firm providing management consulting, systems integration and technology, cybersecurity, and business process outsourcing for enterprises and governments. It operates a services-driven model delivering projects and managed services, often with major cloud and software partners, across industries worldwide. Headquartered in Dublin and publicly traded on the NYSE (ACN), it originated as Andersen Consulting and adopted the Accenture name in 2001.