John Moulding Email & Phone Number

Manchester, United Kingdom

Typical manufacturing site: SAP EhP7, modules SD, MM, PP, FI/CO, QM, WM, lots of enhancements and user exits, lots of outputs, plenty of RF gun programming, lots of BAPI functions for the MII system, lots of interface work for the Company intranet and external portals.

Manchester

Development support for a greenfield CRM 7 / ECC 6 implementation. Mostly complex output work (Smartforms), plus CRM programming and linking MS Word and Excel documents into SAP applications.

I was taken on by Bluefin Solutions to develop CRM programs for a global publishing client. The work broadened to include a wide range of ERP and HR requirements, both for external clients and within Bluefin. Training included Web Dynpro for ABAP, SAP Workflow, and consultancy soft skills. In 2010 I cross-trained into SAP BW 7.0, concentrating mostly on.

From late 2005, I worked for Urenco Group, a former client: several projects during this period, involving ERP modules FI/CO, MM, PP & QM. Most challenging work involved learning MicroSoft C Sharp to allow SAP to pull in external data from an IBM system via SAP Connect.

Employed by Diagonal Consulting, who were managing an SAP ERP upgrade at Princes Foods, from SAP 3.1H to ECC5.

Enhancements to a SAP 4.7D system, mostly working with OO ABAP/4 based around the SAP Logistics Information System (LIS).

for SAP UK), Birchwood, Warrington.I was employed for the duration of a project to implement SAP ECC5 across multiple sites for British Nuclear Group, formerly BNFL.

ABAP/4 programming and analysis, R/3 version 4.6D; started midway through a project to implement SAP R/3 for uranium enrichment accounting and control. Most of the work was closely involved with the SAP QM, PP and SD modules. The requirements involved the usual mix of report, dialogue, batch interface, RFC and BAPI programming.

ABAP/4 programming and analysis from version 4.6A to version 4.6D. Much of the work I undertook here was as part of a new project to implement the IS-CD (Insurance) module across the company, which involved a steep learning curve, especially on the business side.

ABAP/4 programming and analysis on version 3.1H. Principal tasks were writing and maintaining programs as part of a high-profile SAP R/3 roll out across all McBride's sites. Module skills learned and used were SD/MM/PP/FI/CO. I gained experience of report writing, dialogue programs, user-exits, batch data entry programs and brief exposure to LSMW. I also.