Electronic Data Interchange Developer

Job Description

EDI Tool Experience: Seeburger Top Skills : SAP EDI on OTC / Retail & Seeburger iPaaS Principal Duties & Responsibilities: Strong EDI experience in X12 and EDIFACT standards, with emphasis on using Seeburger as a service delivery partner in an SAP environment, focusing on Sales & Distribution (SD), FI-EDI, and SAP EDI configuration. Responsible for the daily EDI operations, which include production support, administration, Control, scheduling, and balancing of EDI documents. Identify and implement process improvements within the EDI structure, including system interfaces and policy and procedure changes. Perform detailed analysis of project requirements and assist in developing functional specifications. Work with the VAN, AS2, (S)FTP, and HTTP(S) partners to implement the necessary enhancements and monitor document transmissions. Performs detailed design and mapping specification creation for translation between Legacy and EDI formats. Leads customer-based projects digitizing current processes and fully utilizing EDI capabilities, such as autoload implementation, which supports automatic order generation, reducing manual EDI orders. Serves as a primary liaison with key users in specific functional areas of the business. Works closely with SAP business analysts to resolve daily issues and design/create new business processes. Provides project and technical guidance to other IS members or consultants assigned to work on a specific project or functional area. Completes projects and tasks as assigned by the IS Manager. Develop systems documentation and training programs for new applications in accordance with current IS Standards and update older system documentation as system updates are performed. Provides training to new and existing system users. Build, test, and maintain all system interfaces, including SAP, BI, and E-commerce systems. Identifies, develops, and maintains the procedures that aid in system recovery in case of disaster. Works with IS Operations to ensure that systems are transferred to a production status once the new system has been implemented or an older system has been upgraded.