Job Description:
Senior SAP ABAP Developer
At Airbus Defence & Space, we have to cover various business types, which makes our ERP mission very diverse and challenging. We always design ERP solutions with an end-to-end view to leverage the benefits of ERP integration of data and processes. Therefore, what ultimately counts for us and our internal customers is the collaborative work carried out by multifunctional service and project teams.
To drive and strengthen the digital transformation of Airbus Defence and Space, we are looking for a Senior SAP ABAP Developer for our national EWM systems. Knowledge in EWM is highly desirable. You will be part of our international team, which includes developers with diverse technical expertise at various locations, including Spain, Germany, the UK, and India.
If you are enthusiastic about working in our dynamic environment and are always willing to learn new things about the developments in the SAP product portfolio, we would be delighted to receive your application
Your benefits
Your tasks and responsibilities
Development,
testing and maintenance of ABAP code
Writing technical documentation
Close cooperation with business key users and SAP service or cluster owners
Apply and further develop SAP best practices and Golden Rules as well as Airbus development standards
Conduct in-depth root cause analysis and quality and performance improvements.
Proactive collaboration with international/multifunctional teams throughout the entire product lifecycle in the ERP Competence & Delivery Center
Working in an integrated, multidisciplinary and often highly virtual team according to strict schedules
Collaboration on S/4 strategies for the future SAP landscape in the national ERP area
Guidance and support of the department's junior developers together with the management team
Act as a deputy during the manager’s absence
Ensure that development guidelines are correctly implemented within the change management process
Desired skills and qualif
📌 Senior ABAP Developer (Getafe)
🏢 Airbus
📍 Getafe