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Systems Analyst - SAP SD

Posted 7 days ago

alphatec spineMemphis (TN)

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About the role

SAP SD Analyst The SAP SD Analyst will be responsible for supporting, enhancing, and optimizing the Sales and Distribution (SD) processes within an SAP S/4HANA environment. This role has a strong focus on end-to-end Order-to-Cash (O2C) processes. The ideal candidate has strong functional SD knowledge, understands inventory and logistics integration points, and works effectively with cross-functional teams including Supply Chain, Customer Service, Finance, and Warehouse Operations.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Provide day-to-day support for SAP SD processes including sales orders, deliveries, billing, returns, pricing, ATP, and credit management. Configure and maintain SAP OTC modules including Sales & Distribution, Rebates, Contracts, and Pricing. Support integrations with related SAP modules, particularly Finance (FI/CO), Materials Management (MM), and Supply Chain. Troubleshoot and resolve SD-related issues impacting order processing, billing, and customer fulfillment. Support and monitor integration with MyMediSet app for inventory visibility, replenishment, and item-level tracking. Analyze and resolve inventory discrepancies across S/4HANA, MyMediSet, and SAP EWM.Partner closely with Customer Service, Supply Chain, Finance (FICO), and Warehouse Operations to support O2C and fulfillment processes. Coordinate with ABAP and integration teams (CPI/PI/PO, IDocs, APIs) to support interfaces and enhancements. Participate in SAP releases, upgrades, and enhancement projects. Lead or support unit testing, integration testing, UAT, and production cutovers. Maintain process documentation, configuration documentation, and test scripts. Act as a bridge between technical and non-technical teams, translating business requirements into technical specifications. Create and maintain comprehensive documentation, including business requirements, system configurations, test scripts, and user guides. Other duties as assigned.

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