SAP S4 OTC Consultant
cedent consultingHouston (TX)
About the role
Description:
We are seeking a highly skilled S4HANA aATP Advanced Availableto Promise and OTC Orderto Cash Functional Consultant to join our team The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in implementing and configuring SAP S4HANA solutions specifically focusing on aATP and OTC processes. This role involves working closely with clients to understand their business requirements designing solutions and ensuring successful implementation and integration.
Responsibilities:
Lead the implementation of aATP and OTC modules ensuring seamless integration with other SAP modules Analyze current business processes and identify areas for improvement. Work closely with business stakeholders to gather and understand their requirements. Design and configure S4HANA aATP and OTC solutions to meet client needs. Customize and enhance the aATP and OTC functionalities to align with specific business processes. Develop and execute test plans to ensure the quality and functionality of the implemented solutions.
Skills:
15 years of cumulative hands-on work experience in SAP OTC.Minimum of 3 to 5 years of experience in SAP S4HANA implementation with a focus on aATP.Proficiency in configuring and customizing aATP and OTC functionalities in S4HANA.Excellent problem solving skills and the ability to work under pressure. Strong understanding of supply chain processes order management and inventory management. Strong communication and interpersonal skills. SAP certifications preferred.
Department: Preferred Vendors This is a contract position
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