Functional Lead Supply Chain & Logistics
Functional Lead Supply Chain & Logistics
Responsibilities:- Lead discovery workshops across procure-to-pay, inventory management, order-to-cash, customer service and warehouse operations.- Assess vendor and customer master requirements and the Business Partner conversion approach from the legacy ERP.- Evaluate pricing, contracts, rebates, ATP, delivery, billing and returns processes against the global template.- Assess hazardous material handling, shipping documentation and compliance-driven logistics requirements.- Assess warehouse structure, inbound and outbound logistics, internal movements and batch-managed storage to support the conditional EWM scope decision.- Assess integration touchpoints with CRM, procurement network, shipping platforms, EDI customers and third-party logistics.- Document fit-gap outcomes, master data impacts, interface inventory inputs and Phase 2 recommendations.
Required Skills:- Broad SAP S/4HANA logistics expertise spanning MM, inventory management, SD, customer service and WM or EWM.- Experience in procure-to-pay, source-to-pay, subcontracting, consignment, stock transfers and physical inventory.- Knowledge of order-to-cash processes including pricing, ATP, delivery, billing, returns and credit management.- Familiarity with Business Partner / CVI conversion, batch handling and stock reconciliation at cutover.- Integration experience with CRM, procurement network, EDI and middleware platforms. Experience and
Qualifications:- Minimum 15 years of SAP supply chain and logistics experience with several end-to-end implementations or rollouts.- Proven leadership of integrated multi-module logistics workstreams in a US or global environment.- Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, logistics, engineering or business; relevant SAP certification desirable. Phase 1 Deliverables Owned:- MM, SD, CS and WM as-is process inventory and fit-gap matrix.- Warehouse Management scope recommendation for the conditional Phase 2 decision.- Logistics master data and open transaction migration considerations.