SAP Business Systems Analyst
optomiColumbus (IN)
SAP Business Systems Analyst
Posted 7 days ago
optomiColumbus (IN)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Optomi, in partnership with a leading manufacturing client in the automotive sector, is looking for a SAP Business Systems Analyst. The SAP Business Systems Analyst will operate in a techno-functional capacity. The role requires strong SAP knowledge, particularly in the SAP MM and WM module, covering areas such as procurement, purchasing, and inventory management. The position involves significant client interaction to identify opportunities and enhance business processes. What the right candidate will enjoy: Working independently in a dynamic manufacturing environment. Building and maintaining strong client relationships. Opportunities for long-term contract extensions based on performance. What type of experience does the right candidate have: Extensive SAP MM and WM experience in a manufacturing setting. Strong client-facing communication and relationship-building skills. Proven ability to work independently and proactively. What the responsibilities are of the right candidate: You will be responsible for analyzing business processes and requirements to design and implement SAP solutions that enhance system functionality and efficiency. Analyzing business processes and requirements to identify opportunities for SAP solutions. Designing and configuring SAP modules to meet business needs and improve system efficiency. Creating and maintaining documentation for SAP solutions, including functional specifications and process flows. Troubleshooting and resolving issues related to SAP applications and configurations. Collaborating with stakeholders to gather requirements and provide technical expertise.
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