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SAP EWM Consultant - Communication Media & Technology

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accentureArlington (VA)

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Overview: In this role you will lead large-scale SAP EWM transformation programs, partnering with clients to shape end-to-end warehouse solutions. You will work within cross-functional teams to align delivery with long-term supply chain strategy and drive successful implementation across geographies. You’ll oversee governance, timelines, and risk while mentoring consultants and building client capability. This is a hands-on leadership role at the intersection of process design, integration, and change in high-impact industries. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability coverage 401(k) plan bonus opportunities paid holidays paid time off
Responsibilities: Lead end-to-end SAP EWM implementation and rollout programs across geographies and business units Own program governance, delivery timelines, budget, and risk management Drive solution architecture decisions aligned with client supply chain strategy Oversee multiple workstreams and manage cross-functional teams Provide oversight of SAP EWM solution design including warehouse structure, put away and picking strategies, labor management, yard management, and MFS/automation integration Review and approve functional specs, configuration documents, and test scripts Drive integration design across SAP MM, SD, TM, PP, and non-SAP systems (WCS, robotics, conveyor systems) Lead SIT, UAT, and cutover planning; develop configuration and test documentation Mentor junior consultants and build client capability throughout the engagement Travel may be required for this role
Key requirements: Minimum 3 years of SAP supply chain consulting focused on SAP EWM Experience with a minimum of 2 full-cycle SAP EWM implementations Experience delivering EWM programs in the CMT Industry Prior experience in a Consulting/advisory role Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent (12 years) work experience leadership client relationship management mentoring SAP EWM S/4HANA supply chain integration with SAP MM, SD, TM, PP

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