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Role: SAP EWM Consultant Location: Indianapolis, IN (Onsite)
Experience: 15+Detailed JD:Mandatory skills: Should have completed at least have 2 - 4 end to end implementation projects and at least 2 where performed as Solution Architect at client location. Experience in multiple, full lifecycle SAP EWM project implementations Must have experience in integrating EWM with automated systems like ASRS, AGV, LIFT, Scheduler, AMR, conveyors, pallet exchangers etc. Must have experience in integration of EWM with MES and S4 modules like Manufacturing and Quality Management Must have good knowledge in following IM areas: Inventory Management, Stock transfers, Special stocks, Stock types, Physical Inventory, Account Determination and Valuation Must have good knowledge in following WM areas: WM Master Data, Inbound / Outbound delivery processing, Transfer Orders, Cycle Counts, Inventory reconciliation, Shipping and Transportation Management, Mobile Data Entry and RF units Must have good knowledge in following EWM areas: Integration with ECC, Inbound Processing Outbound Processing, Physical Inventory, RF Transactions, HU Management, Transportation Units, Production Integration, Kitting, Cold chain management etc Good Knowledge in integration aspects with other modules SD, MM, PP and QM Good understanding of business processes in the life sciences / pharmaceutical domain Ability to understand business requirements from business users and prepare requirement document, functional specifications. Good understanding of GXP and SOX requirements. Should have working experience in a highly regulated environment. Should be aware of release governance processes and have experience in working on any incident management tool and testing tool Handled post go live critical issue resolving till stabilization. Must have an experience working in an environment utilizing number of non ECC systems like MES, WES using interfaces such as PI, ALE, REST etc. Basic understanding of custom code along with basic debugging skills. Thanks & Regards Jane Jane@ampstek.com

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