Engagement Manager – EWM (location: OPEN)

Posted 3 days ago

claddagh resourceDenver (CO)

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About the role

Our client seeks Lead Consultant/Manager level EWM candidates. The candidate will be responsible for leading the design and implementation of a EWM solution-delivery of project deliverables including blue prints, functional and technical specifications, system configuration, testing, training and go-live support. Must be a subject matter expert for both processes and SAP technology.
Location: Any Major US City. Mon-Thur travel require.
PLEASE NOTE: NO SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED.Years of Experience:· Minimum of 13 years of total professional experience· Minimum of 7 years of relevant EWM experience· Minimum of 3 years of S/4 HANAMandatory Skills:1. Technical and functional understanding of SAP S/4 HANA EWM business process and system architecture 2. Experience working with following areas in EWM:· Decentralized Warehouse management· Subcontracting process for sending out components to subcontractor· Warehousing Structures and Master Data· Stock Transport Order with delivery· Inbound, Outbound and Internal Warehouse processes· Storage Control and Value Added Services· RF integration and RF queue management· ITS Mobile and custom screens· Data Migration and cutover at the time of Go Live 3. Understanding of Centralized and Decentralized Warehouse 4. SAP EWM systems and solution expert for identifying, analyzing, translating, and documenting business requirements for the client 5. Understanding of end to end logistics processes and able to understand the business requirement clearly 6. Integration with other SAP modules like MM, SD, LE, QM, TM, etc.
Role Responsibilities: · Business Process Design and System configuration· Create Functional Specifications for custom developments· Carry out Unit Test (Functional) and Feature Integration Test and Product Integration Test

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