XTN-E381237 | SAP BUSINESS ONE DEVELOPER

As a SAP Business Role Developer, you will be tasked with developing and optimizing business solutions by leveraging the capabilities of SAP Business One. The role involves both backend and frontend development within the SAP B1 environment, ensuring the delivery of robust, scalable, and efficient business applications.

Join our team and enjoy the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology in a supportive and innovative environment. You will directly contribute to the improvement of business processes for diverse clients, gaining invaluable industry-specific insights. Our collaborative team structure offers great growth potential, while working on exciting projects that integrate mobile and modern development frameworks.

• Develop and enhance applications using SAP Business One SDK, focusing on both UI API and DI API.
• Analyze customer business requirements to propose and design effective solutions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate SAP B1 solutions with other business applications.
• Maintain and optimize existing SAP Business One solutions to ensure they meet the evolving needs of the business.
• Prepare detailed technical documentation and reports using Crystal Reports.
• Ensure all developed solutions are version controlled in SVN repositories, with adherence to best practices for committing and merging changes.

• Proven experience (minimum two years) in SAP B1 SDK development.
• Strong understanding of object-oriented development concepts.
• Proficient in C#, with a solid grasp of relational databases such as MSSQL and HANA.
• Ability to write and understand complex SQL queries, including T-SQL and HANA SQL.
• Experience in managing code in SVN repositories, including committing changes and resolving conflicts.

• Experience in developing reports with Crystal Reports is highly desirable.
• Knowledge of mobile development platforms (Android, iOS, Xamarin) will be considered an advantage.
• Familiarity with technologies such as ActiveX, COM objects, and InteropServices.