Sr. ABAP Developer Resume Tucson, AZ - Hire IT People

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY:

SAP Analyst and Developer Professional with 12 years of SAP experience and 15+ years of IBM Mainframe Analysis and Development. Proven ability to deliver high value projects on - time and on-budget. Willing to go the extra mile to make sure the customer is satisfied with the end results.
Hands-on experience in full SAP lifecycle Implementations, Upgrades, Conversions, Interfaces and Batch scheduling along with mainframe batch and online processes.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

ERP: SAP ECC 4.6C/6.0 (Power User patches and OSS Note downloads)SAP PI 7.0/7.1/7.3

RDBMS (Database): Oracle 11g, SQL Server 2012, VSAM, DB2

Languages: ABAP, Web Forms, SAP Script, CICS, VB6.net, COBOL, IMS DB/DC

Web Technologies: WebDynpro, ITS Mobile, HTML, IBM Websphere

Cross Applications: RFC, ALE, IDOC, BAPI, BADI, BDC, EDI

IDEs: SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio, SAP GUI, Eclipse, Visual Studio 15.0

Operating Systems: Windows, AIX Unix, Linux Ubuntu v14

Methodologies: Agile, Waterfall, Scrum

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Sr. ABAP Developer

Confidential - Tucson, AZ

Responsibilities:

Modified and migrated production documents using Adobe Forms for SAP.
IDOC research and correction of EDI documents from vendors and suppliers.
Researched Vertex code to correct short dumps and time out issues.
Utilized ABAP programming language to perform user interface application coding.
Data extraction from SQL Server and manipulation for LSMW loads to HANA databases.
Creation of automated cost variants to online and batch processes.

Senior Developer

Confidential - Wichita, KS

Responsibilities:

Created Web service, enabled and configure ITS Mobile solution with WebDynpro.
ABAP development of BADI to trigger an update thru PI to Web based server.
Skilled with the Techniques of system analysis of mobile devices.
Setup and configure NetWeaver PI server to send data using SOAP connector that was created with a WSDL layout.
Acquisition and configuration of hand-held Motorola hardware and software for shop floor.
Planning of batch job schedules in SAP and Tivoli to increase Production thru put.

SAP Lead Systems Analyst

Confidential - Wichita, KS

Responsibilities:

Created a connection from SAP thru PI into IBM Mainframe DB2 for engineering classification data.
Developed a process by which we could extract data from legacy databases and merge with other sources to give us a 96% load efficiency.
Created Integration and Regression test plans for both business and technical teams to use during all stages of the Conversion process.
Resource management of all staff involved with Installing and Configuring of this solution.
Integrated the new SAP GUI platform to all company computers, including overseas in Germany, Italy, and Spain.

Senior SAP Analyst/ABAP Developer

Confidential - Wichita, KS

Responsibilities:

Middleware customization, IDoc modeling, RFC, Replication and Realignment of IDoc and data exchange with ECC and IBM mainframe and monitoring the IDoc queues.
Modification to 40% of the Legacy processes to render them inoperative as the new business software became stable.
Implementation of PI Middleware interfaces to replace IBM WebSphere.
Resource Management of offshore resources throughout most SAP projects.
Ensured business guidelines for coding and development were followed before approval was given to install the changes.
Help setup Axway encryption processes to handle incoming and outgoing data in SAP.

Senior Applications Developer

Confidential - Wichita, KS

Responsibilities:

Interfaces on Mainframe were diagramed and analyzed for complexity and recoverability.
Timelines were established for the project and several Dry run testing were made.
Reservations placed on programs identified for migration.
Documented the process flow of current daily operations/activity and mapped this to SAP transactions.
Programmed some batch jobs and programs/BADI's to receive some of the necessary data that would not directly load into SAP.
BAPI's and User exits were created to handle mass quantities of load data. We had load programs for Inventory, Material Masters, Equipment Masters, BOM (Bill of Material) etc.