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Experienced in development using Business Action Language and testing using DVS, Junit, and SOAP UI. 10 to 12 or more years of experience in rule-based solution development in complex integrated enterprise systems using IBM ODM as the core rule engine.
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Knowledge of SAP systems (like SAP Business Suite, S/4HANA, SAP Business Warehouse, SAP HANA, SAP Business Objects, etc.) 8+ years of specific technology domain areas (e.g. software development, cloud computing, systems engineering, infrastructure, security, networking, data & analytics) experience.
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As a potential candidate for the role of Hitachi Energy Pre-sales Enterprise Software subject matter expert in the industrial landscape markets, you have the opportunity to play a crucial part in our business development strategies, engage in pre-sales activities, and provide functional and technical subject matter expertise.
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Stay abreast of new security technologies, determine security requirements by evaluating business strategies and making pragmatic business relevant security recommendations, research information security standards, and lead data security strategy/technology roadmaps.
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Development duties include:Business process automation analysisSystem architectureCoordination with business analysts on implementing business requirements and use cases developedSystem designSystem developmentTesting methodology implementation including building out automated unit tests for all code developedTest plan development and executionSystem automation and integration with Microsoft (MS.
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