SAP PI/PO Consultant
- Tanisha Systems Inc.
5 Days Ago
NA
W2
Charlotte NC-NC
8-20 Years
Required Skills: SAP PI/PO 7.4, ABAP, Graphical mapping, java, IDOC, SOAP, JDBC, MAIL, SFTP, File, ABAP Proxies, RFC adapters
Job Description
Minimum 8+years of experience as a SAP PI\PO Consultant.
Identify and Design Integration Requirements Using SAP PI application
Develop and Enhancing skills for the PI interfaces and troubleshooting experience in mapping and Adapters connectivity.
Reviews the technical specification and provides assistance for code review.
Should have experience in writing UDF and have experience in Graphical mapping and java mapping, and have good unit testing and UAT exposure.
Should have possessed standard adapter module beans and should perform migration activities.
Should have worked on SAP PI/PO 7.4 or higher
Experience in developing the SLD,ESR and ID objects by following standard naming conventions under design guidelines.
Hands on experience in IDOC, SOAP, JDBC, MAIL, SFTP, File, ABAP Proxies and RFC adapters.
Hands on experience in Alert Configuration and experience in ALE/EDI/IDOCs Area.
Experience in Understanding the BRD and HLD and writing the LLD for PI.
Identify and Design Integration Requirements Using SAP PI application
Develop and Enhancing skills for the PI interfaces and troubleshooting experience in mapping and Adapters connectivity.
Reviews the technical specification and provides assistance for code review.
Should have experience in writing UDF and have experience in Graphical mapping and java mapping, and have good unit testing and UAT exposure.
Should have possessed standard adapter module beans and should perform migration activities.
Should have worked on SAP PI/PO 7.4 or higher
Experience in developing the SLD,ESR and ID objects by following standard naming conventions under design guidelines.
Hands on experience in IDOC, SOAP, JDBC, MAIL, SFTP, File, ABAP Proxies and RFC adapters.
Hands on experience in Alert Configuration and experience in ALE/EDI/IDOCs Area.
Experience in Understanding the BRD and HLD and writing the LLD for PI.
