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WMS Solution Architect Manager

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deloitteCoatesville (PA)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you drive transformation for client supply chains, collaborating with cross-functional teams to design and deploy next-generation WMS and operations solutions. You will help translate strategy into actionable delivery, measure performance, and mentor colleagues, contributing to Deloitte’s value-driven approach. You’ll work on high-impact projects across warehouse operations and supply chain optimization, aligned with a culture of learning and client impact. This is an opportunity to shape how clients achieve efficiency, responsiveness, and growth. Compensation / Benefits Discretionary annual incentive program Travel up to 50% on average
Responsibilities: Advise clients on Supply Chain and Operations strategy and assist in implementing next-generation solutions Manage solution delivery activities: process design, configuration, deployment, performance metrics, policy creation, testing, and knowledge management Lead and contribute to WMS implementations (Manhattan Associates and/or BlueYonder) Support proposal development and client engagements
Key requirements: 7+ years warehousing experience in process design, operational improvements, layout, or management 5+ years implementing SCM solutions 3+ years leading WMS implementations 2+ years leading WMS implementations Experience in Agile methodology Bachelor’s Degree Ability to travel 50% on average Legally authorized to work in the United States without employer sponsorship Ability to work independently and as part of a team Effective written and verbal communication Build and sustain professional relationships Advanced Warehouse Management Systems (Manhattan Associates, BlueYonder) Agile methodology AI tools to drive improvement in warehouse operations and WMS delivery

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