Job Description

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Responsibilities

Responsible for successful SAP MDG Projects for customer required modules providing technical expertise, customization, guidance, hands-on-delivery and instruction on SAP products. Responsible to investigate, analyse, resolve software issues and map client's requirement and objectives; includes necessary product modifications when required. End to end testing and supporting various test cycles. Data Model extension or creation of new data model Processing modelling configurations (Business Activity, Change Request Types, BRF Workflows) Enhancing standard SAP MDG Functionality and UI using FPM and ABAP Object oriented programming Customizing and enhancement techniques specific to SAP MDG (Validations and Derivations using BADIs, BRF+, DQ rules, BADI for dynamic workflow, field property, etc.) Replication configurations and customizing using SOA Webservices and IDOCs Work on master data migration and replication to/from MDG Hub using data replication framework (DRF), data import framework (DIF), SOA Service, ALE Configuration, key & value mapping. Supporting MDG related cutover and go-live activities. Error and exceptions handling related to MDG process, like replication Should be able to work independently and collaboratively. Expert in MDG Consolidation and Mass Processing Knowledge on Data Quality Management framework and Process Analytics.

Desired Skills and Qualifications

Minimum of 3-5 years' experience with SAP Master Data Governance in atleast 1 of the Data Models - Business Partner, Material, Finance Minimum 2-3 years' experience in SAP ABAP Atleast 2 Implementation project experience Bachelors or Equivalent

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