SAP IBP Lead / Consultant

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centraprisePawtucket (RI)

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About the role

Strong hands-on experience with SAP IBP configuration and implementation Expertise in one or more SAP IBP modules (Demand, Supply, Inventory, S&OP) Solid understanding of supply chain planning processes Experience with SAP IBP data integration (CI-DS / CPI-DS) Strong knowledge of planning areas, key figures, operators, and master data Experience working with business stakeholders and client-facing roles Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills Lead end-to-end SAP IBP implementations including requirement gathering, solution design, configuration, testing, and deployment Work with business teams to understand planning processes related to Demand, Supply, Inventory, S&OP, and Response & Supply Configure and customize SAP IBP modules including: IBP for Demand IBP for Supply & Response IBP for Inventory Optimization IBP for S&OP Design and configure planning areas, master data, key figures, attributes, and planning operators Develop and enhance planning views, dashboards, and Excel add-ins Integrate SAP IBP with SAP S4HANA and other source systems using CI-DS / CPI-DS Support data modelling, data flows, and performance optimization Conduct unit testing, integration testing, and support UAT Provide production support and troubleshoot planning and data issues Prepare functional and technical documentation Mentor junior consultants and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

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