Technical Development Manager (TDM)- ABAP S4HANA
More than 5 year of ABAP Coding Experience.
Experience in R3 & S4HANA
Worked in SAP Solution Manager for release of transport.
Experience in Architecture design.
Experience in both application development and technical upgrade (R3 & S4HANA) projects.
Broad technical background, code quality management and programming skills.
Excellent communication skills.
Excellent conflict management skills.
Agile working, scrum/agile framework.
High level of accuracy and attention to detail.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Technical development coordination.
Technical development tools.
Data analytics.
Cloud development.
MAIN TASKS
Technical development coordination and consulting regarding the respective software and system development and deployment landscape.
Secures harmonized software development processes and tools and ensures the appropriate usage within the respective development environment.
Reviews and verifies compliance with central and derived system specific development guidelines and conventions.
Drives consistent system specific guidelines for the software development landscape, including software deployment rules and procedures and in alignment with central guidelines (e.g., software development handbook: incl. programming and coding standards, technical documentation, naming conventions …).
Consults the solution and product team regarding technical software development topics (e.g., landscape, deployment, change management).
Trains & coaches software developers regarding software development guidelines.
Creates prerequisites and sets up environment for regular quality checks (e.g., code reviews, technical documentation, deployment quality).
Provides technical coordination within software upgrades projects.
Collaborates closely with the IT Development Lead and Operational Lead of the solution or product team.
Contributes actively to the Solution Excellence Development Organization and acts as its ambassador into the development teams following the central concepts.