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Overview: In this role, you will lead large-scale SAP EWM warehouse transformation programs across industries, shaping end-to-end SAP EWM implementations within a broader S/4HANA supply chain context. You’ll partner with clients and cross-functional teams to govern delivery, design solutions, and ensure alignment with long-term strategy. The position combines deep functional SAP EWM expertise with strong leadership and client relationship skills to drive tangible distribution and operational improvements. This is an opportunity to influence multi-geography rollouts and mentor consultants while working in a global, change-focused environment. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability 401(k) plan bonus opportunities paid holidays paid time off
Responsibilities: Lead end-to-end SAP EWM implementations and rollout programs across multiple geographies and business units Own program governance, delivery timelines, budget and risk management Drive solution architecture decisions aligned with client supply chain strategy Oversee multiple workstreams and cross-functional teams Provide hands-on oversight of SAP EWM design (structure, putaway, picking, labor, yard, MFS/automation) Review and approve functional specs, configuration docs, and test scripts Drive integration design across SAP MM, SD, TM, PP and non-SAP systems (WCS, robotics, conveyors) Lead SIT, UAT and cutover planning; develop configuration and test documentation Mentor junior consultants and build client capability
Key requirements: Minimum 3 years of SAP supply chain consulting focusing on SAP EWM Experience with at least 2 full-cycle SAP EWM implementations Experience delivering EWM programs in the pharmaceuticals/life sciences industry Prior consulting/advisory experience Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent (12 years) work experience leadership and people management client relationship management cross-functional collaboration SAP EWM S/4HANA supply chain integration with SAP MM, SD, TM, PP

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