SAP Extended Warehouse Management Consultant

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qcs staffingBrooklyn (NY)

Supply Chain ManagersComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Lead

About the role

SAP Extended Warehouse Management Consultant – US, Ohio – Initial 12-Month Contract – Life Sciences Be part of a next-generation pharmaceutical project that's transforming how medicines are made. We're supporting a major new-build facility in Ohio, a multi-billion-dollar investment designed to push the boundaries of science and engineering. We're looking for a SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) Consultant to support this project and help deliver this world-class program.What You'll Deliver Support the hiring manager and business team during the ongoing SAP EWM development, testing, implementation and stabilization phases. Work with warehouse, logistics and supply-chain users to understand operational processes, functional requirements, process gaps and user needs. Write, review and maintain SAP EWM SOPs, work instructions, process flows, user guides, training materials and functional-support documentation. Ensure procedures accurately reflect the configured SAP EWM solution and the way warehouse employees are expected to perform their work.What you'll need:A relevant degree in supply chain, logistics, information systems, business, engineering or operations management. Practical SAP EWM functional knowledge within a warehouse, logistics, distribution, manufacturing or supply-chain environment. Understanding of core warehouse processes, including receiving, putaway, internal movements, replenishment, picking, packing, staging, shipping and physical inventory. Experience working directly with warehouse-floor employees, supervisors, SMEs and supply-chain stakeholders.

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