SAP Supply Chain Consultant (upto $120)
huzzlecomArlington (VA)
SAP Supply Chain Consultant (upto $120)
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huzzlecomArlington (VA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
Huzzle Labs is seeking a senior SAP S/4HANA supply chain consultant to create expert-checked reference answers used to train and test an AI system for S/4HANA implementation work. You will read realistic project documents, such as workshop transcripts, BRDs, functional specifications, slide decks and e-mails, and identify every business requirement they contain. For each one, you will record a short statement, the exact supporting text with page numbers, and the document's own requirement ID where it has one. The role draws on expertise in EWM, WM, TM, inbound and outbound processes, inventory movements, and fit-to-standard workshops. This is an expert judgement role focused on careful reading, precise extraction and consistent documentation.
Key Responsibilities:
Identify requirements: Read client documents and pinpoint every supply chain requirement, covering inbound and outbound processes, goods receipt and put-away, picking and packing, warehouse structure, transportation planning and freight execution.
Separate requirements from look-alikes: Leave out pain points, open questions, assumptions, decisions and items marked out of scope.
Extract verbatim evidence: Copy every snippet that states or supports the requirement exactly as written, with its page number. No paraphrasing or trimming. Snippets are checked automatically against the source.
Consolidate: Where one requirement is mentioned in several places, record it once, with all its supporting snippets. Keep exact values, such as quantities, time windows and thresholds, as written.
Capture document IDs: Record the document's own requirement ID where it has one.
Apply guidelines consistently: Follow the annotation guidelines, flag ambiguous cases and help refine the criteria.
Deliver in batches: Work through the document set in agreed batches.
Example Assignment:
For a workshop transcript covering warehouse inbound processes, you would:
Read the transcript and mark each statement that expresses a business need, such as a put-away rule or an ASN check.
Merge repeated mentions, such as a labelling rule raised by several speakers, into one requirement.
Write a short statement of the requirement.
Copy every supporting snippet verbatim and record its page number.
Flag any unclear wording for the project team instead of guessing.
Ideal Qualifications:
At least 3 years as an SAP functional consultant in EWM, WM or TM; S/4HANA implementation experience preferred.
Working knowledge of warehouse inbound and outbound processes, inventory movements and transportation.
Experience running or attending requirements workshops and writing or reviewing functional specifications and BRDs.
Fluent written English.
Careful and detail-oriented: verbatim copying, accurate page references and one entry per requirement.
Nice to have:
automation integration (RF, ASRS, MFS), embedded EWM or decentralised EWM experience; annotation or QA experience.
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