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Linde · Kolkata, West Bengal, IN

Specialist - Global Trade System

Kolkata, West Bengal, IN

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Job description

In this role, you will proactive consulting services based on industry practices leveraging previous project experiences in the SAP GTS areas as described (incl. e.g. user authorisations, reports, jobs, table structures, new functionality, system integration/interfaces) You will be part of Business projects and enhancements/continuous improvements lik analysis of user requirement received from customer/work effort estimation/create functional specification documenting the solution Create the functional solution design which includes SAP standard customizing as well as technical specifications delivered by the development team by using SAP SolMan as Change Management system And Perform unit testing, system integration- & functional (IT-) testing Supporting customer during user acceptance testing and regression testing.

Resolve defects identified during the testing cycles. Support cut over planning/execution and hyper care phase after go-live Conducting workshops and training sessions to gather requirements and provide knowledge transfer You will be contributing to Incident Management / Service requests (3rd Level Support) incl. analyzing and resolving the reported issue Supporting to perform system upgrades, integrations, and testing

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