Capgemini offers a dynamic environment where you can shape your career and be part of a global collaborative community. Join us to empower leading organizations through technology and contribute to a more sustainable and inclusive world. As an SAP ABAP EWM Developer, you will be instrumental in optimizing and developing solutions within SAP EWM and SAP TM modules.

Your expertise will drive innovation and improve system performance. We are looking for professionals who are passionate about technology and its transformative power. This is an opportunity to grow with a company that values learning and professional development.

You will focus on technical enhancements and code optimization for SAP EWM, covering areas like RF framework, labor management, wave management, and exception handling. This includes bug fixing and developing new ABAP objects in SAP EWM and SAP TM, adhering to SAP methodologies. You will also troubleshoot complex issues, drive continuous improvement, and design intricate programs for SAP EWM.

Key responsibilities include recognizing critical application problems, developing data-driven solutions, and making sound recommendations. This role requires a proactive approach to code optimization and a commitment to delivering high-quality, efficient SAP solutions.

We seek an SAP ABAP professional with 4-6 years of experience, including at least two SAP Embedded or Decentral EWM implementations. Experience with S/4 HANA and multiple ECC implementations is essential, alongside proven EWM development skills such as technical implementation, double scanning, and RF. A strong understanding of OO ABAP and ITS technology is required.

Candidates should be adept at technical specification design, coding quality processes in EWM, and possess knowledge of DOC/ALE. Experience with EWM topics like FRUI, Monitor Enhancements, PPF, and EEWB, coupled with functional knowledge of inbound, outbound, and internal processes, is crucial. Familiarity with S/4 API Hub, RAP in EWM, BOTS, and SAP Joule Cockpit troubleshooting is beneficial. Excellent technical and analytical skills for problem-solving, along with strong communication abilities, are expected.