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Tata Consultancy Services · Pune

SAP DM/BTP Developer

PuneSoftware Engineering

Last seen on Tata Consultancy Services’s official careers site on August 1, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Skills

SAP UI5, JavaScript, nodeJS, CAP framework, SAP Digital Manufacturing (SAP DM/DMC) Roles

  • Ability to work in the development projects in areas of SAP DM + SAP BTP
  • Work with development team and cross module teams to deliver new features or applications in SAP DM by leveraging MVC architecture and technologies such as SAP BTP, UI5, JavaScript, nodeJS
  • Should have experience with tools such as SAP BAS, ADO/Git, VS Code
  • SAP DM manufacturing data configuration
  • Develop and deploy custom plugins, BTP applications, CAP services for SAP DM and further configure these applications in SAP DM as per the business requirements.
  • Develop custom code in SAP BAS by using MVC architecture and guide and assist new joiners for development.
  • Collaborate with Business users and cross module teams to understand the requirements, be a part of solution design workshops and keep all the stakeholders well informed on the development progress
  • Ability to understand the user requirements related to manufacturing industry
  • Need to possess good communication skills and have client-facing confidence, ability to drive individually without much dependency on the supervisor
  • Should have knowledge in following tech stack, SAP UI5, JavaScript, node.JS, CAP services, SQL/PL SQL </span

Qualifications

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

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