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SAP Lead Systems Analyst - Production Planning

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hubbellGreenville (SC)

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SAP Lead Systems Analyst - Production Planning The SAP Lead Systems Analyst will have two primary areas of responsibility. 1. SAP Production Planning – governs, guides, designs, configures, and implements SAP production planning functionality that supports core manufacturing and planning functions across Hubbell. Responsible for ensuring the successful deployment of SAP manufacturing solutions—including MRP, Production Planning (PP), MES, and PLM—in alignment with Hubbell's configuration standards, business processes, and enterprise architecture. In this area of responsibility, the analyst collaborates closely with IT peers, Hubbell Global Operations, business stakeholders, and external implementation partners to deliver scalable, standardized solutions that meet business needs. Responsibilities include gathering and analyzing requirements, supporting business cases and project proposals, and translating business needs into effective system designs. 2. Managing the Explore/Discovery phase of SAP implementation projects. Responsible for managing a 3rd party systems integrator in the requirements gathering phase of an SAP implementation project. This includes being the liaison and coordinator between the integrator and the business, ensuring the integrators tools are reviewed and implemented according to Hubbell standards and processes, works with the integrator lead to manage all activities. Ensures the outputs are complete and meet agreed upon conditions and standards. In this area of responsibility, the analyst collaborates closely with the business management and SME's as well as the 3rd party system integration team to ensure that the Explore/Discovery event accomplished all goals on time and in an efficient and effective manner. This position will reside on our SAP Implementations project team working SAP implementations for Hubbell acquisitions. Overall, the successful candidate will have both SAP Production Planning design and configuration experience as well as strong leadership, communication, and management skills.

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