SAP PP/QM SME
About the role
- SkillsStrong SAP Manufacturing domain expertise (Discrete/Process/Repetitive manufacturing, PP, PP-PI, QM).Hands-on SAP S/4HANA knowledge (functional and/or technical) with proven presales or implementation exposure.
- SAP Asset Management / EAM (PM module) skills.
- MES integration experience – SAP-MES interfaces, shop-floor connectivity, Industry 4.0/IIoT concepts.
- Demonstrated experience architecting or advising on ECC to S/4HANA migration approaches and tools (SUM/DMO, SAP Readiness Check, Fit-to-Standard).Strong value-selling / ROI and business case development skills.
- Roadmap creation and digital transformation strategy experience for manufacturing clients.
- Track record of leading presales for large, complex deals (multi-tower, multi-year) and managing pursuit teams.
- Excellent CXO-level communication, storytelling, and proposal/RFP writing skills.
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Engineering, Business, or a related field (MBA a plus).Good to HaveSAP certifications in S/4HANA Manufacturing, PM/EAM, or related modules.
- Exposure to SAP Digital Manufacturing Cloud (DMC), SAP Asset Intelligence Network (AIN), or SAP BTP/AI use cases.
- Prior experience with a Tier-1 SI, SAP itself, or a specialist SAP consulting firm.
- SAP AI skills Joule.
- Experience working on discrete manufacturing, automotive, industrial equipment, or process industry accounts.
- About Bristlecone:
- Bristlecone is the industry’s largest pure-play supply chain service provider.
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