SAP MDG Manager (Location OPEN)
claddagh resourcesJacksonville (FL)
SAP MDG Manager (Location OPEN)
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claddagh resourcesJacksonville (FL)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Our client seeks a SAP MDG Material Master Data LEAD in the US. Candidates must come from a top tier consulting background and must be authorized to work in the US.
Requirements:
Hands on expertise in Analysis, Design, and Configuration of Master Data in SAP MM include:
- Functional background
- Strong SAP skills in SAP MM and SD * At least 2 full life cycle implementation of SAP MDG
- In-depth knowledge of SAP Inventory Management processes
- At least 10 yrs of In-depth knowledge of SAP Warehouse management processes
- Through understanding of SAP Logistics module
- Material master data integration with Vendors and Finance module
- Material Master data integration with purchasing and payment process
- Define and harmonize MATERIAL MASTER DATA definition
- Material Master Data CRUD process o Owner for design associated with Data objects and data attributes o Accountable and responsible owner for the functional data definitions, data standards, and use in data dictionary repository tied to process standards in MM o Work with network of workstream specific business data experts from all Client Business/functions to align on data definitions, data standards, and use in MM o 10+ years indepth knowledge of SAP Material Master Data and related configuration Minimum 5-full life cycle implementation of SAP MDGDesirable:
SAP MM skills with least 2 large Full Life Cycle implementations focussed on Master Data (SAP-MDG-M)
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