Mid Level SAP Support Manager, WM, Logistics, SCM

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Job Description:

  • Define and manage the deliverables of functional team to meet engagement objectives and budget
  • Be a "hands-on" Techno-functional on SAP applications. Proven ability to prepare / review project deliverables (e.g., benefits realization strategy, to-be functional requirements, enterprise structure, business process master list (BPML), business process design document, to-be functional design, baseline configurations (IMG), process maps, control matrices, testing scenarios, user acceptance tests, business process procedures) to ensure they meet project objectives.
  • Experience in writing functional specification with expert level understanding of the SAP standard Tables, BAPIs and Badi’s
  • Good understanding and knowledge of the workflows
  • Lead design workshops with the client.
  • Contribute to knowledge base of the SAP Practice
  • Build and maintain relationships with key executives, business personnel, SME and a network of professional organizations or affiliations

Requirements:

  • 8-10+ years of SAP hands-on experience as an SAP implementation consultant in the SAP MM, SD, LE and WM modules and/or SRM/Ariba
  • At least 1 S/4HANA end to end implementation experience and at least three E2E SAP ECC implementation experience
  • Leading expertise in Purchasing, Inventory Management, Logistics Execution and Warehouse Management
  • Hands-on experience about Release Strategy for the procurement
  • Expert knowledge on full process around Consignment processing
  • Experience with WM RF solution
  • Functional expert for the warehouse management processes around put away, picking, physical inventory and replenishments
  • Deep understanding of the material requirements planning and analyzing the results
  • Expert for the inter and intra plant stock transfers with and without the outbound delivery processes
  • Fully conversant with the mater data uploads and be able provide expertise on data load objects related to SCM

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