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SAP B1 Consultant

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SAP Business One Consultant
We’re looking for an experienced SAP Business One specialist to take technical ownership of a mature SAP B1 estate, covering customisations, integrations, add-ons, reporting, and supporting database services. This is a hands-on technical leadership role with responsibility for delivery, support, and guiding a small development function.
Working pattern: Hybrid, with an expectation that you’ll be onsite at least 1 day per week.
You will be responsible for:
- Technical ownership of SAP Business One and its customisations, integrations, add-ons, reporting, and supporting database services.
- Line management and technical leadership of internal developers, plus oversight of third-party development partners when required.
- 2nd/3rd line support for complex SAP Business One incidents, problems, and change requests.
- Delivering development work through the agreed SDLC, project governance, and IT change management processes.
- Building strong working relationships with business process owners, key users, Service Desk, infrastructure/security teams, and external suppliers.
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Please note: This role requires SAP Business One expertise specifically. SAP ERP (ECC6/7, S/4HANA) experience is not considered equivalent for this position.
- Expert SAP Business One knowledge (architecture, data model, configuration, customisation options)
- Boyum IT B1 Usability Package (advanced use: function buttons, validations, universal functions)
- Boyum IT Print and Delivery (or comparable SAP Business One output management tooling)
- Strong SQL capability across:
- SAP HANA SQL
- Microsoft Transact-SQL (T-SQL)
- Query optimisation and investigation of data/performance issues
- C# /.NET development (strong, hands-on)
- SAP Business One integration/extensibility experience, such as:
- SDK, DI API, UI API, Service Layer, and/or SAP Business One Integration Framework (as relevant to the environment)
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