SAP Logistics Consultant
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Position: SAP SCM/Logistics Duration: FTE/Long term Location: Redmond, WA • Configuration of SAP processes in area of Logistics • To provide support to Business Units that operate the various SAP Modules • To assist in the on-going development of new functionality in the company's SAP model • Collaborates with TechOps IT Project Management for Projects staffing, conducting interviews, proposes/interviews candidates based on the required functional background and supports/leads ramp up process. • Manage project stakeholders. • Tuning and refinement of optimization models to achieve desired business results. • Working with business end users on what-if scenarios associated with their optimization models • Deliverables will include general process documentation, knowledge transfer to project resources, functional designs, configuration rationales, and other supporting documents as required. • Cutover and implementation support of the supply planning solution for businesses • This role will also be expected to interact with business end users, so good communication skills is required.
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