Digital Functional Engineer

Job Description

This is an exciting job opportunity for you to light the way as a Digital Functional Engineer in IT Bhartiya City, Bangalore, Karnataka, India with Signify. We at Signify are focused on providing our customers a world class digital experience with on time order fulfillment being the core. To facilitate this, we have a global team working tirelessly on facilitating touchless order processing, integrating Signify with our customers, governments and various internal applications to support exchange and real time availability of data. This role is augmenting the EAI team. We are looking for the following in the role. Minimum of 8-12 years of hands-on experience in SAP PRO/SAP CPI with hands on experience on EDI standards such as EDIFACT, ANSI, XML, and TRADACOM (optional) Strong understanding of IDOC structures and types. Knowledge of Order to Cash and Supply chain process cycle Proficiency in ABAP debugging Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks. Excellent communication skills to effectively interact with functional teams and guide junior developers. Strong mentoring skills with a willingness to help junior team members grow. More about you While we value and appreciate all applicants, we believe that the following experience and skills will be needed to shine brightly in this job opening: EDI Standards: Work with EDI formats such as EDIFACT, ANSI, and XML for data exchange. Knowledge of TRADACOM is a plus. SAP PRO/SAP CPI Integration: Implement and manage integrations between SAP systems and external platforms. Develop and troubleshoot middleware interfaces, ensuring seamless data flow. SD Module and Supply Chain understanding Knowledge of SAP SD and Supply chain processes to implement touchless Order Processing/Customer Onboardings Basic knowledge for Customer Master Data IDOC Management: Design, implement, and troubleshoot IDOC interfaces for seamless data exchange. Analyse and resolve IDOC errors in inbound and outbound processes.