SAP PP/PM Consultant
mam gruppeOak Park (IL)
About the role
SAP Production Planning (PP) and Plant Maintenance (PM) Functional Consultant
About the Role:
Our industry leading client is hiring a SAP PP/PM Functional Consultant to act as the primary architect for Production Planning, Shop Floor Execution, and Plant Maintenance across SAP S/4HANA.
Responsibilities:
Own SAP PP/PM functionality end-to-end — configuration, enhancements, and technical design specs for ABAP development Support production incidents and service requests alongside new SDLC configuration/development Partner cross-functionally with internal teams, vendors, and business partners on successful implementations Own current and new localization for M&A locations, and guide external consultants on localization requests Requirements 5+ years hands-on SAP Production Planning (PP) and Plant Maintenance (PM) experience, with strong end-to-end process knowledgeSAP Materials Management (MM) experience a significant advantage 3+ full lifecycle SAP ECC/S/4HANA implementations Experience with MRP, demand/forecasting, process industry production planning, shop floor execution, and Quality Management Deep master data knowledge: Resources, BOMs, Recipes, Production Versions, Equipment, Functional Locations, Preventative Maintenance Plans Bachelor's degree in Business, Mathematics, or IT; ASCM CPIM or SAP PP Certification a plus Send us your resume now if this strikes a note.
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