Roche

Healthcare

FunctionalConsultantSAPEWM/TM&CustomSolutions

$122–226k Warsaw, Poland FULL TIME
The Brief

“Functional Consultant – SAP EWM/TM & Custom Solutions at Roche. Skills: SAP EWM, SAP TM, Custom Solutions. Provide functional consulting. Support SAP solution”

Industry & Context.

Healthcare
Problems you'll solve

Deep-dive problem-solving; Problem-solving skills; Navigate ambiguity

Eligibility Requirements

Travel to Switzerland

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

SAP EWM, SAP TM concepts, BOPF, BGRFC functionality, complex SAP solutions, custom code, analytical skills, problem-solving skills, English communication skills

Nice to Have

German language skills, SAP ABAP, custom object development, Pharmaceutical environment, GxP guidelines, change management, process improvement methodologies, agile methodologies, SAFe, supply chain business process knowledge

What You'll Do.

Provide functional consulting

Analyze business processes

Troubleshoot business processes

Optimize business processes

Collaborate with teams

Drive system enhancements

Deploy system changes

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with development and technical teams; Interact within product teams; Interact with squads; Interact across Product Line; Interact with stakeholders

Communication Scope

Excellent communication skills; English communication skills

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