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Senior SAP TM ABAP Developer

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Contract (3 months) Senior SAP TM ABAP Developer, remote from India with 3 PM–12 AM IST hours. Day-to-day: build and support SAP Transportation Management freight settlement, S/4HANA-TM proxy interfaces, charge-calculation customizations, and EDI-based Rail Bill of Lading integrations using ABAP.

Job Title: Senior SAP TM ABAP Developer

Experience: 8-10 Years
Location: Remote (India)
Job Type: Contract
Duration: 3 Months
Work Timings: 3:00 PM - 12:00 AM IST

We are looking for a highly skilled Senior SAP TM ABAP Developer with strong hands-on experience in SAP Transportation Management (TM) and end-to-end TM integrations within S/4HANA environments.

Key Responsibilities:
  • Develop and support SAP TM Freight Settlement and posting processes for customer shipments, STO shipments, and intercompany sales scenarios.
  • Work on SAP TM interfaces using standard S/4HANA-TM proxies.
  • Develop and enhance TM charge calculation customizations.
  • Support Rail Bill of Lading (BOL) integrations via EDI.
  • Collaborate with functional and integration teams for end-to-end TM solution delivery.
Required Skills:
  • Strong expertise in SAP TM ABAP development
  • Hands-on experience in Freight Settlement & TM integrations
  • Experience with S/4HANA-TM proxies and EDI integrations
  • Strong knowledge of TM charge calculation enhancements
  • Excellent debugging, integration, and problem-solving skills


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