SAP Warehouse Management (WM)

Posted 5 days ago

purple drive technologiesIrving (TX)

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Lead

About the role

Purple DriveSAP Warehouse Management (WM) Share Contractual Irving, TX

Overview: TOP 3 MUST HAVES

12-15 Year of Extensive experience in Warehouse management systems using SAP Warehouse Management (WM) configuration as Primary and MM Module as Secondary
Extensive experience using and configuring integration of SAP MM/WM Module, RF gun, Process understanding for Receiving, Inventory Management, Picking, Shipping and DC Operations.
Experience working on Support Projects and manage the Clients, and troubleshoot and manage Job schedule, output set up, IDOCs and maintain SLAs. SAP Warehouse Management (WM) configuration, development and warehouse business processes
12-15 yrsExtensive experience in Warehouse management systems using SAPExtensive experience using and configuring integration of SAP MM/WM ModulesExperience working on Distribution Center EnvironmentProcess understanding for Receiving, Inventory Management, Picking, ShippingAbility to understand business requirements and translate into functional requirementsWorking experience with Developers to ensure end-to-end solution is provided for those business requirementsExperience working on Agile Methodology and associated tools like JiraGood communication skillsAbility to demo functionality, conduct UAT as well as train end-usersAbility to troubleshoot and manage Job schedule, output set up, IDOCPreferredDSCSA KnowledgeRF and DC AutomationThe ability to work independently as well as in project teams.

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