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Job Description
We are looking for an experienced SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) Front-End / UX Developer to design, develop, and enhance intuitive, user-friendly planning applications and interfaces within SAP Analytics Cloud. The role focuses on creating interactive dashboards, planning interfaces, and analytical applications that support business planning, forecasting, and reporting processes. Working closely with functional consultants, back-end developers, and business stakeholders, the developer ensures seamless user experiences, efficient application performance, and alignment with business requirements and UX best practices.
Key Responsibilities
Design, develop, and maintain SAP Analytics Cloud applications, planning interfaces, and interactive dashboards.
Build intuitive and responsive user interfaces using SAC Stories, Analytics Designer capabilities, and scripting functionalities.
Develop and enhance planning applications, including input forms, interactive tables, filters, and navigation components.
Implement custom application logic, JavaScript-based scripting, and interactive functionalities within SAC.
Collaborate with SAC back-end developers to integrate planning models, calculations, and data actions into front-end applications.
Translate business requirements and user feedback into functional, visually appealing, and efficient UX solutions.
Optimize application performance, usability, and responsiveness across different user scenarios.
Troubleshoot front-end issues, improve existing applications, and implement enhancements based on business needs.
Support user acceptance testing (UAT), technical documentation, deployment, and ongoing application improvements.
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