Experience: 7-10 years
In the context of SAP IS-U (Industry Solution Utilities) and particularly within the Energy Data Management (EDM) module, an individual in a billing role typically focuses on managing energy consumption data and utilizing it to accurately calculate and generate invoices for customers. This involves configuring and maintaining the SAP system to handle different types of tariffs, billing cycles, and meter reading processes, ensuring accurate billing and invoicing.
Key Responsibilities:
- Configuration and Implementation:
Configure SAP IS-U to manage various billing types, tariffs, and billing schedules.
- Data Management:
Ensure the integrity of energy consumption data within the EDM module, including importing and managing profile values from various sources like MDUS systems,
- Billing Process Design:
Design and configure the billing process in SAP IS-U, including tariff determination, invoicing, and payment processing.
- Meter Reading and Consumption:
Understand meter reading processes, including manual and automated meter readings, and ensure accurate consumption data is available for billing.
- Interfacing with External Systems:
Work with intercompany data exchange (IDE) to facilitate data flow between different SAP modules and external systems, like MDUS systems,
- Training and Support:
Conduct training sessions for other users on the billing process and provide support for troubleshooting and resolving issues.
- Business Analysis and Requirements:
Participate in business workshops and blueprint sessions to understand client requirements and design solutions within the SAP system.
Qualifications and Skills:
- SAP IS-U Experience:
Experience in SAP IS-U (Industry Solution Utilities), particularly the billing module, is crucial.
- Knowledge of Utilities Industry:
Understanding of the energy market, tariff structures, and billing processes within the utilities industry is essential.
- Technical Skills:
Knowledge of SAP configurations, ABAP programming, and the various modules within SAP IS-U (FI-CA, etc.) can be beneficial.
- Communication and Collaboration:
Ability to communicate effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders, and collaborate with other teams.
- Problem-Solving:
Ability to identify and resolve issues related to billing processes and data integrity.
- Utilities Industry (SAP CE/ SAP ISU FICA / SAP ISU
SAP CAPM JD
In the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAPM), a full-stack developer’s responsibilities include designing, developing, testing, and deploying applications using CAPM’s framework. This involves building data models with Core Data Services (CDS), creating services using Node.js, and developing user interfaces. They also handle integration with other SAP systems, authentication, authorization, and deployment to the cloud.
Responsibilities:
- Data Modeling with CDS:
Developing data models using Core Data Services (CDS) to define the structure and relationships of the data within the application.
- Service Layer Development (Node.js):
Creating the service layer using Node.js, handling business logic, and interacting with the data models.
- UI Development:
Building the user interface, typically using a JavaScript framework like Angular or React, to interact with the application.
- Integration with SAP Systems:
Integrating the application with other SAP systems, such as SAP S/4HANA, to leverage existing business processes and data.
- Authentication and Authorization:
Implementing authentication and authorization mechanisms, such as using SAP’s XSUAA service, to ensure secure access to the application.
- Deployment to the Cloud:
Deploying the application to the SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP) or other cloud platforms for hosting and execution.
- Testing and Debugging:
Thoroughly testing the application, including unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests, to ensure its functionality and performance.
- Monitoring and Maintenance:
Monitoring the application’s performance, identifying and resolving issues, and performing ongoing maintenance and updates.
- Collaboration and Communication:
Collaborating with other developers, business users, and stakeholders to understand requirements, design solutions, and ensure successful application delivery.
Key Skills for a CAPM Developer:
- Strong programming skills in JavaScript and Node.js:
Essential for developing the service layer and interacting with the application’s logic.
- Understanding of OData:
Knowledge of OData standards is crucial for creating and consuming services.
- Familiarity with SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP):
Understanding the BTP architecture and its capabilities is important for deployment and management.
- Experience with Cloud Foundry runtime:
Familiarity with Cloud Foundry as a runtime environment is helpful for deploying and managing applications on BTP.
- Knowledge of authentication and authorization services (XSUAA):
Experience with XSUAA is needed for implementing secure access to the application.
- Understanding of functional design, system integration, and problem-solving:
Ability to design and implement complex solutions and troubleshoot issues effectively.