Business Analyst Developer Resume

SUMMARY

Development consultant with over 20 years experience in IT
Fully proficient in SAP, SAP interfacing with third - party systems, SAP Retail, CRM and EAI middleware, SRM interfaces, SAP NetWeaver PI, Web Dynpro and xMII

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential

Business Analyst Developer

Responsibilities:

The only technical analyst / developer in an IT Team of 35 employees, responsible for 11 business units worldwide.
Development responsibility for all strategic programming, pilot implementation, and interfacing between SAP and external ( shipping ) systems for Lhoist subsidiaries.
Interface development using SAP NetWeaver PI 7.1, providing transparent integration between central SAP system(s) and external system(s), mapping, service integration and ccBPM.
Development of web applications using UI technology Web Dynpro for ABAP
Development of EAI middleware ( both mapping and business process modeling ) using Sterling Commerce GIS ( Gentran Integration Suite ) V4.0, providing business integration between SAP and external system(s).
Assimilation of new SAP technologies, notably in SAP CRM, enhancements to BSP applications, SAP Web AS development ( MVC views / controllers, BSP pages, HTML page fragments, etc. ).
Technical user support via electronic helpdesk system.

Confidential

SPOT Team Senior Analyst Programmer

Responsibilities:

Responsible for all modifications ( EMA region ) necessary to ensure an error-free upgrade from SAP 3.1 to 4.6C.
Sole developer / point of technical reference for all EMA non-standard SAP development ( ABAP/4, SAPScript / SmartForms ).
Liaison between American mother company and European subsidiary, IT department and key users locally.
Travel to company sites to analyse / correct day-to-day problems in the running of the business in the subsidiaries.

Confidential

IT Consultant

Responsibilities:

Development responsibility for all Marketing interfaces between SAP and POS systems, inbound and outbound. This encapsulates all development SAP side, ie., client-specific ABAP/4 performing data conversion and IDoc creation.
Development of EAI middleware using SeeBeyond e*Gate 4.1.2 ( monk-based development tool ) to provide interconnectivity between SAP and external system(s).
Complete rewrite of SAP’s Assortment List download interfaces ( WDBI/U/M ). SAP standard offered a transfer time of 100 hours for 10.000 articles in 450 stores; client-specific ABAP/4 program resulted in a 50-fold increase in efficiency / throughput.
Revisit and modify existing interfaces ( SAP / EAI ) in order to increase performance / throughput, given the client’s high data volumes and relatively small transfer time window.