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David Careers

SAP Process Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

trispoke managed servicesOrlando (FL)
Industrial EngineersGeneral Warehousing and Storage

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$65.00 - $83.70 per hour

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About the role

US Citizenship is required. Please send me a word copy of your resume and your contact information if you are interested in below mentioned opportunity. Process Engineer (SAP Warehouse Management)(22145-1) - Orlando, FL/Hybrid
Shift: 4/10 (Mon-Thurs), 1st shift.
Pay Rate: $65-$83.70/Hr. on W2Job Description:
Designs and plans layout for warehouse automation and general warehousing best practices. Plans sequence of operations and specifies procedures for receiving, decanting, packing, and otherwise preparing basic material, exercising judgment in compromising between conflicting requirements, economic evaluation of methods, and operator effectiveness and comfort with an emphasis on automated solutions. Conducts tests and measurements throughout stages of production to determine control over such variables as material movement times/efficiency, automation utilization and payback. Establishes and submits processing requirements to be met in designing and acquiring automated warehouse processing equipment.
Required Experience: Bachelor's degree in logistics, engineering or business No less than 5 years' experience using SAP Warehouse Management Software 8 years' experience automated end of line and logistical solutions 8 years' experience in warehouse operations 8 years' experience managing large scale automation projects
Preferred Experience:
  • Experience with automation vendors like Dematic, Honeywell Intelligrated, KNAPP, SSI Schaefer.#Process
  • Engineer #SAP #SAPWM #SAPEWM #Warehouse
  • Management #Warehouse
  • Automation #Warehouse
  • Operations #Logistics #Logistics
  • Automation #Material
  • Handling #Automation
  • Engineering #Industrial
  • Engineering #Warehouse
  • Engineering #SupplyChain #SupplyChainManagement #ASRS #Material
  • Flow #Conveyor
  • Systems #Sortation #Automated
  • MaterialHandling #Automation
  • Projects #Warehouse
  • Design #Warehouse
  • Layout #Systems
  • Integration #Automation
  • Technology #Dematic #Honeywell
  • Intelligrated #KNAPP #SSISchaefer #Logistics
  • Engineering #Lean
  • Manufacturing #Continuous
  • Improvement #Manufacturing #Engineering
  • Jobs #SupplyChainJobs

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