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<p><strong>Only US Citizen</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Job Title :: SAP ABAP Developer with O2C/C2R</strong></p><p><strong>Location :: Seattle, WA // Dallas, TX - Remote</strong></p><p><strong>Job Type :: Full-Time</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Job Description</strong></p><p>• Strong, hands on ABAP development experience supporting:</p><p>• O2C (Order to Cash) – SD, Billing, Credit Management, Revenue Recognition</p><p>• C2R (Close to Report) – FI GL, AP, AR, Asset Accounting, Tax</p><p>• Proven experience working on S/4HANA implementations or conversions supporting O2C and C2R end to end business scenarios.</p><p><br></p><p>Roles & Responsibilities</p><p>We are looking for an experienced SAP ABAP Developer with mandatory hands on experience in Order to Cash (O2C) and Close to Report (C2R) processes. The candidate will be responsible for end to end ABAP developments in SAP ECC and S/4HANA environments, working closely with functional teams to deliver high quality, scalable SAP solutions.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><p>• Design, develop, and enhance ABAP RICEF objects (Reports, Interfaces, Conversions, Enhancements, Forms) for O2C and C2R areas.</p><p>• Development Experience:</p><p>o Classical reports, interactive reports, ALV reports, and OO ALV programs.</p><p>o Module pool programming, dialog programming, and custom transaction development where required.</p><p>o BADIs, User Exits, Customer Exits, Enhancement Spots, Implicit/Explicit Enhancements.</p><p>o BAPIs, RFC-enabled function modules, IDocs, proxy interfaces, and custom APIs.</p><p>o Smart Forms, SAPscript, Adobe Forms, and output-related enhancements.</p><p>o Custom validations, substitutions, derivations, and business rule-based enhancements.</p><p>• Work closely with SD and FI functional consultants to translate O2C and C2R business requirements into technical solutions.</p><p>• Develop S/4HANA ready ABAP objects, including:</p><p>Develop S/4HANA-ready and Clean Core-compliant ABAP solutions by following SAP-recommended extensibility principles.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Responsibilities include:</strong></p><p>o Design solutions that minimize core modifications and reduce technical debt.</p><p>o Prefer standard SAP APIs, released CDS Views, BADIs, extension points, and RAP-based services wherever possible.</p><p>o Avoid direct modification of SAP standard objects unless explicitly approved through governance.</p><p>o Ensure upgrade-safe development aligned with S/4HANA and SAP Clean Core principles.</p><p>o Support ATC findings, code inspector checks, security checks, and performance remediation.</p><p>o Prepare technical design documents with clear explanation of extensibility approach, impact, dependencies, and fallback design.</p><p>• ABAP CDS and Data Modeling</p><p>Design, develop, and optimize ABAP Core Data Services – CDS Views for transactional, analytical, and integration use cases.</p>

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