
The SAP ABAP Support & Development Specialist (Life Sciences) is responsible for providing daily support and development for SAP ABAP requirements within the Life Sciences account. This role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams to address business needs and ensure timely resolution of incidents and service requests.
In this role, you will engage daily with the China AMS Support Team and work closely with various stakeholders to troubleshoot issues and implement new ABAP functionalities. You will be part of a dynamic environment that focuses on delivering high-quality support and development for the Life Sciences sector.
Key Responsibilities:
Minimum 6 years of hands-on experience in SAP ABAP support and development.
Strong expertise in RICEFW (Reports, Interfaces, Conversions, Enhancements, Forms, Workflows).
Experience with S/4 HANA.
Knowledge of CDS (Core Data Services).
Experience with Adobe Forms.
Experience with ODATA services.
Mandarin speaking ability is required.
Company
Cognizant Malaysia
Location
Kuala Lumpur
Salary
Undisclosed
Skills Required
8 skills
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SAP ABAP
Ricefw
S/4 HANA
CDS
Adobe Forms
ODATA Services
Troubleshooting
Communication
Cognizant Malaysia has not disclosed the salary for this role. SAP ABAP Support & Development Specialist (Life Sciences) positions in Kuala Lumpur typically pay RM800–RM6,000 per month, based on the 35 comparable vacancies currently listed on SuperJobs.
This SAP ABAP Support & Development Specialist (Life Sciences) position is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This role is fully on-site.
Cognizant Malaysia is looking for Minimum 6 years of hands-on experience in SAP ABAP support and development.; Strong expertise in RICEFW (Reports, Interfaces, Conversions, Enhancements, Forms, Workflows).; Experience with S/4 HANA..
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