SAP BW Developer
Deutsche Telekom · Remote (Romania) · SAP-BW-Developer
Remote (Romania)Full-timeMid
About the role
About Deutsche Telekom Business Services Romania
In Romania, Deutsche Telekom has set up a Shared Service Center in Bucharest & Timisoara - Deutsche Telekom Services Europe Romania (DTSE Romania), which delivers support function services such as HR, Accounting, Reporting and Finance, as well as IT support services for these lines of business, for the whole European Deutsche Telekom footprint since July 2013.We are focused on:- the best customer experiences
- delivering high quality services
- great working conditions
- growing with innovations
- continuously improving competitiveness through digitalization
Key Responsibilities:
- Analysis of 2nd and 3rd level incident topics, bugfixing
- Operating productive SAP BW system, e.g. performing and monitoring of data loads
- Test (including regression tests) and acceptance of new developments before go-live
- Participating in the development/improvement of software for products and services together with a team of experts
- Minor backend and frontend developments (e.g. changes in data model, data flow, necessary objects, etc)
- Work in agile environment
Competence Profile
Must have:
- 4+ years of experience in SAP BW implementation: LSA++ architecture design, data extraction and modeling (BW\4HANA), ABAP knowledge (reading, understanding, debugging)
- Experience in 2nd and 3rd level incident handling
- Experience in Analysis for Office
- Experience with all BW info provider types, including ADSOs and composite providers
- Language: Fluent written and spoken English
Nice to have:
- Experience with SAP Business Data Cloud/ Datasphere is advantageous
- Bex query modeling and BW Integrated Planning basics
- Language: basic German
Interpersonal Skills
- Strong analytical skills and thorough and methodical approach to work;
- Proactivity towards customer service is essential;
- Flexible and responsive to changing work patterns and demands;
- Highly developed skills in interpersonal communication;
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