Description
Role: Sap PI DeveloperDuration: 12 months plus extension
Location: Budapest
Position Purpose:
Develop new and support existing SAP interfaces in the our client' ERP landscape.
Key Responsibilities:
Work on the configuration, deployment and maintenance of company's SAP PI systems
Prepare design and work on the development of SAP PI component in sophisticated and technologically advanced SAP projects
Be part of a team developing the company's applications - delivering excellent customer service
Participate in the entire development life cycle
Ensure accurate documentation is delivered and kept up-to-date
Ensure that the architecture integrates well with the functional business specifications and technical infrastructure
Monitor the Productive interface environment on a daily basis, notify the corresponding Business Analyst
Define test strategies, prepare test plans/scripts and execute unit, system and integration tests
Evaluate system performance and provide necessary solutions for improvement
Requirements:
Minimum four years hands-on experience of development in a SAP PI 7.0 (or higher) environment
Full working knowledge of PI Adapter Engine, involving use and configuration of SAP IDOC, JDBC, File and SOAP adapters including secure socket layer communication (SSL/HTTPS)
Ability to develop complete working scenarios in the Integration Directory, including
Receiver Determination, Interface Determination, Interface Mapping, Receiver and Sender Agreements
Experience in build and installation of Java modules in the implementation of Web Service
Reliable Messaging, for asynchronous communication via SOAP adapters
Expertise in development of graphical mappings within the Integration Builder, as well as development and deployment of XSLT mappings, using external mapping tools such as MapForce
Experience in configuration of filters for queue prioritization within the Integration Engine
Full understanding of additional SAP integration techniques, such RFC and ABAP Proxies
Good debugging skills, with experience in manual monitoring, using Java side Runtime Workbench, as well as ABAP side Integration Engine Monitoring