Lead Business Analyst (Manhattan Active WMS)

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insight globalPennsauken (NJ)

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Lead Business Analyst (Manhattan Active WMS)

Required Skills & Experience:

5+ years of hands-on experience with Manhattan Active Warehouse Management (MAWM) - Proven experience leading Manhattan Active implementations, go-lives, and conversion projects.
Strong expertise in MAWM configuration and functional design
Experience gathering requirements and translating business needs into system solutions
Hands-on experience developing and executing SIT, UAT, and production validation testing
Experience creating training materials and conducting end-user training sessions
Strong understanding of warehouse operations, inventory management, fulfillment, and distribution processes
Ability to provide strategic guidance and best practices to operational and technical teams

Job Description: A client of Insight Global is seeking a Lead Business Analyst (Manhattan Active WMS) to support strategic warehouse initiatives and enterprise-wide Manhattan Active implementations. This individual will serve as the functional lead and subject matter expert for Manhattan Active Warehouse Management (MAWM), partnering with Operations, IT, and business stakeholders to drive solution design, configuration, testing, training, and go-live execution. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience leading Manhattan Active implementations and conversions, providing strategic direction for warehouse operations, and translating business requirements into scalable WMS solutions. This resource will play a key role in deployment activities, system optimization, user adoption, and post-go-live support across NFI's distribution network.

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