SAP Business Analyst

Description

For the role, you should have deep expertise in the SAP Materials Management (MM) and SAP Warehouse Management (WM) modules, including extensive configuration experience. Understanding of crossmodule integration points between MM/WM and SD, FI, Logistics, and MFG systems will be critical to your success. You will need to have a clear grasp of standard SAP best practices, the software development lifecycle, and support/change management processes. You should have experience in analysis of business process challenges and be capable of leading strategic design discussions. You will work big projects involving the development and evaluation of detailed functional and technical specifications for SAP changes. Because of this, you should be capable of performing efficient unit testing of changes in nonproduction systems and coordinating integration testing across teams, including regression testing. More importantly will be your experience as a leader of a functional SAP team, including efficient allocation of resources and tasks, technical thought leadership, mentoring, and administrative support as necessary. You should also be very comfortable working in an international environment requiring management of multiple time zones! Other responsibilities Supply Chain Functional and Technical Support you will address incidents and enhancements related to the regular maintenance of a global SAP implementation.Team Leadership provide leadership for a small team of SAP functional and technical analysts, including task assignment, escalations, mentoring and development, and some administrative tasks.Project Leadership from time to time, be expected to take ownership for delivery of discrete initiatives in their respective functional area. This work may focus on small or larger projects, like acquisitions or divestitures, possibly several simultaneously.Tactical and Strategic Planning as a team leader for a business critical area, you will actively participate in efforts to improve the global IT organizations ability to provide effective and cost efficient service to the business. This may include evaluation of new technological solutions, refinement of existing blueprints, and other tactical and strategic approaches.Operations Management drives continuous improvements through automation, standardization, instrumentation, and compliance.