SAP Plant Maintenance Functional Analyst - Sr.
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mindlanceMillbrae (CA)
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About the role
SAP Plant Maintenance Functional Analyst - Sr.
Mindlance is a national recruiting company which partners with many of the leading employers across the country. Feel free to check us out at http://www.mindlance.com.
Job Title: SAP Plant Maintenance Functional Analyst - Sr.
Duration: 5 Months
Qualifications:
BS or equivalent experience
5+ years PM experience
2+ years in production support
Participation in 2+ ERP migrations as PM functional lead
Proficiency in user exits
Proficiency in CU functionality
Strong ABAP skills
SAP Certified Solutions Consultant (PLM - Plant Maintenance 2005)
Expert knowledge of the Application Development Lifecycle
Skill and experience leading solution design and development on multiple SAP PM implementation projects
Experience in integration
Materials Management and Enterprise Asset Management
Hands-on configuration experience and solid technical understanding of PM objects and portal application
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, Functional Design documentations.
Responsibilities:
SAP module configuration and escalation
RICEF design and escalation
Business requirements mapping
System transactions & workflows
Direct engagement in all business processes
Ownership of module blueprints
Active support of migration and transformation projects
SME for any ERP-related project
Unit & final test and cutover management
Provide expert consulting in information technology to the client to identify and satisfy the business needs Projects
Analyze end-to-end complex business processes and information needs for multiple business functional areas
Thanks & Regards
Vikram Bhalla | Team Recruitment | Mindlance, Inc. | W: 732 504 6695
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