SAP Functional Analyst
software technologyPortland (ME)
SAP Functional Analyst
Posted yesterday
software technologyPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Technical Solution Design Expert Provide technical, functional, and domain expertise for future state technical solution design for marketplace allocation, promising, sourcing, and inventory availability capabilities. Partner with multiple Nike technical product management, delivery teams, and technology partners. Document and provide domain expertise for enabling data and technical requirements for technical design and data definition specifications. Lead resolution of high priority issues with customers and production support teams. Provide quality management (QM) testing support to all SAP configuration changes and custom improvements. Partner and participate in future state business process design work. Document business and system process flows. Partner and participate in solution architecture design. Validate and recommend acceptance business process design and requirements. Define and document hand-offs to operations/production support. Align to Nike technical standards. Work with the team during the PI on the backlog of work for each iteration delivering value in 2-week agile sprints.
Required skills:
- Understanding of the setup and configuration on the following:
- S/4 SD (Sales and Distribution)S/4 ATP (Availability to Promise)S/4 BOP (Backorder Processing)
- If they don't have this, they need to have allocation functionality experience within SAP AFS.
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