Lead SAP EAM/PM client projects by developing solutions, advising on functional blueprints, coaching junior staff, and fostering client relationships to enhance project execution and growth.
This is a remote position.
- Spearhead SAP EAM/PM client projects by creating and deploying SAP solutions.
- Collect and convert business needs into system blueprints and technical outlines.
- Build solid client partnerships, advising teams on crafting business needs and functional blueprints.
- Advance business growth by nurturing ties with major decision-makers and aiding in sales and proposal activities.
- Encourage knowledge exchange and creativity by joining discussions and building resources to improve project execution and operational performance.
- Coach and direct junior staff, promoting their development and aiding in effective project results.
- Interact with SAP's newest offerings, engaging in ongoing education to facilitate significant business changes.
Requirements
- 8+ years of pertinent SAP consulting background in a professional services setting, at a major consulting firm, niche consulting firm, or as an in-house consultant in industry
- 5+ years of functional setup experience with the SAP EAM/PM module
- 3+ years of SAP EAM/PM business process blueprinting experience
- 2+ years of hands-on setup or solution blueprinting experience with at least one of the following SAP modules: MM, QM, PP, or CO/internal orders
- Involvement in every stage of at least 4 complete end-to-end SAP deployments, emphasizing SAP EAM/PM, covering needs collection, blueprinting, setup, validation, and roll-out.
- 4+ years in a technical or functional leadership position, managing teams on at least 2 SAP EAM/PM end-to-end full-cycle deployments
- Involvement in at least 2 full-cycle SAP S/4 HANA deployments
- Willingness to travel up to 50%, depending on the nature of your work and the clients and sectors you support
- Professional background in SAP ECC to S/4 HANA transitions
- Familiarity with Signavio
- At least 1 active SAP certification
Benefits
- Become part of VMG LABS - Great Company Culture
- Market related hourly rate
- Access to eLearning Resource if committed long-term to VMG
- Additional Incentive benefits to discuss during interview
PLEASE NOTE: United States citizens only. VMG Labs does not accept any unsolicited resumes or referrals from any third-party recruiting firms or agencies.
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