Job Description:YOUR ROLE

Depending on your experience and aspirations, you will contribute as a functional consultant or solution expert. Your responsibilities will include:

• Supporting SAP IBP project implementations remotely from the offshore delivery center (virtual team with resources from other delivery centers) across the full project lifecycle.
• Assisting in proof‑of‑concept activities for SAP IBP implementations.
• Contributing to quality reviews, process adherence, and best‑practice enablement for projects involving SAP IBP modules (demand planning, inventory optimization, response & supply, RTI integration)
• Collaborating with onshore teams to deliver project tasks, configurations, documentation, and test cycles.
• Ensuring smooth communication and alignment with onshore teams and customer stakeholders.

SKILLS REQUIREMENTS

• Strong understanding of supply chain planning processes.
• 6+ years of hands‑on SAP implementation experience, with strong exposure in project work, including at least 1 end-to-end SAP IBP project cycles.
• Hands‑on expertise in SAP IBP (at least 2 IBP modules recommended: Demand, S&OP, Inventory, Supply & Response, Control Tower, or DDMRP)
• Previous working experience with connected flows and systems like S/4HANA modules (PP, MM, SD, PPDS, aATP) is an advantage
• Familiarity with SAP project methodologies and delivery best practices.
• APICS or SAP certifications are valued.

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