Designation: SAP ABAP Consultant
Experience: 3 to 5 Years
Location: Remote
Salary: Open
Job Description
ABAP consultants to be part of the team that is building genAI based tools for aiding developers in S/4HANA Migration projects.
• Creation of golden datasets for the GenAI based use cases for Custom code migration that serve as reference standards for model evaluation.
• Perform human-in-the-loop evaluations by comparing model-generated results against golden datasets
• Provide insights on model accuracy, relevance, and adherence to ABAP and S/4HANA guidelines to improve prompts, additional context etc.
• Development of benchmarking frameworks
Required Skills:
3–5 years of hands-on experience in ABAP development.
Strong technical and implementation knowledge of SAP ECC and S/4HANA, including core modules such as FI, MM, SD, etc.
Proven expertise in ABAP custom code adaptation for S/4HANA migration, with at least one migration project experience.
Solid understanding of SAP HANA database architecture, performance optimization, and scalability considerations.
Experience with S/4HANA implementation projects.
Skills Required
- 3-5 years of hands-on experience in ABAP development.
- Strong technical and implementation knowledge of SAP ECC and S/4HANA, including core modules such as FI, MM, SD.
- Proven expertise in ABAP custom code adaptation for S/4HANA migration, with at least one migration project experience.
- Solid understanding of SAP HANA database architecture, performance optimization, and scalability considerations.
- Experience with S/4HANA implementation projects.
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