(W2 Contract)-SAP EAM (Plant Maintenance) Consultant

Posted 22 days ago

ampstekNew York (NY)

Computer Systems AnalystsComputer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Location: Purchase, NY (Remote) Job Type: Contract Job Description Required Skills & Experience Extensive experience in SAP Plant Maintenance / Enterprise Asset Management implementation and support programs. Deep knowledge of EAM master data and processes: Functional Location, Equipment, Class & Characteristics, Work Center, Task List, Revision, Measuring Points. Work Management, Preventive, Breakdown, Corrective, and Calibration Maintenance. Strong expertise in S/4HANA EAM and familiarity with Intelligent Asset Management (IAM) solutions such as SAP Service and Asset Manager (SSAM) and Multi Resource Scheduling (MRS). Exposure to industry best practices and SAP product standards for EAM. Experience in end-to-end lifecycle activities: Requirement gathering, Business process design, SAP configuration, RICEFW functional design, System & Integration Testing, and Production support. Ability to lead large programs, manage stakeholders, and provide strategic guidance. Preferred Qualifications Knowledge of Intelligent Asset Management solutions and SAP Service and Asset Manager. Experience in automation and AI opportunities within EAM processes. Strong communication and leadership skills to influence senior stakeholders. Thanks Rakesh Pathak | Senior Technical Recruiter Phone: 609-360-2642 Email: Rakesh.pathak@ampstek.com Website: www.ampstek.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rakesh-kumar-pathak-00b039167/ Seniority level Mid-Senior level Employment type Contract Job function Information Technology Industries IT Services and IT Consulting #J-18808-Ljbffr

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