Develop and maintain SAP HANA reports and information models on HANA Cloud. Provide post-implementation support, troubleshoot report issues, deliver enhancements and upgrades, and collaborate with finance stakeholders across SAP modules including FI, CO, HR, MM, and BI. Build HANA views, table functions, calculation views, and related models while applying SQL performance analysis, debugging, and source control practices.
This is a remote position.
Job Summary:
Responsible for developing and maintaining SAP HANA-based reports and information models, supporting finance domain reporting requirements, and ensuring high-quality delivery and ongoing enhancements.
Key Responsibilities :
Create new reports based on HANA views and table functions on HANA Cloud.
Provide post-implementation support including bug fixes, enhancements, and upgrades for existing reports.
Support end-users and troubleshoot issues related to existing reports.
Collaborate with various teams and business stakeholders to understand requirements and implement report designs in the Finance domain across SAP modules such as FI, CO, HR, MM, and BI.
Requirement :
Minimum 5 years of development experience in SAP HANA XSA, SAP Web IDE, Eclipse, HANA Studio, and Git with source code version control management.
Strong understanding of SAP ECC/S4 HANA, relational database concepts, and SQL.
Expertise in designing and creating information models in HANA 2.0 including Attribute Views, Analytic Views, Calculation Views, Synonyms, and HANA Live model consumption.
Experience with reporting tools such as WEBI and Analysis for Office.
Good knowledge of SQL Script performance analysis and debugging.
Understanding of business processes in SAP modules such as FI, CO, and HR is an advantage.
Experience in SAP security concepts (single roles, composite roles) is an advantage.
Experience in BODS is an advantage.
Experience working in Agile/Scrum methodology is desirable
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