Manhattan WMS Functional Consultant
gyansysPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
GyanSys is looking for a Manhattan WMS Functional Consultant for its direct client in Glendale, AZ.System Configuration: Assist in setting up and configuring Manhattan Warehouse Management Open Systems (WMOS) or Manhattan Active WMS modules (e.g., wave templates, slotting, and inventory allocation).Requirement Gathering: Help document current warehouse processes and map them to standard Manhattan WMS capabilities. Testing & Quality Assurance: Write, execute, and validate functional, integration, and user acceptance testing (UAT) scripts to ensure system stability. Documentation: Maintain functional design documents and assist in creating training materials for end-users. Supply Chain Knowledge: Solid understanding of core warehouse operations, inventory control, and fulfillment lifecycles. Soft Skills: Strong analytical thinking, clear verbal communication, and the ability to work in team-oriented, client-facing environments.
Education:
Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Industrial Engineering, or a related field. About GyanSysGyanSys is a leading global system integrator company supporting enterprise customers worldwide. We specialize in solutions implementations, managed services, and data analytics spanning SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft, and other prime enterprise platforms. Using a mature blended delivery model with over 3,000 consultants, we support over 350 enterprise customers across the Americas, Europe, and APAC.
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