Job Summary (Senior SAP F2S Consultant):We are seeking a seasoned SAP F2S Functional Consultant with of hands-on experience in SAP Production Planning (PP), Materials Management (MM), and the Forecast-to-Stock (F2S) process. The ideal candidate will have successfully delivered end-to-end F2S solutions and bring deep domain knowledge in one or more industries (e.g., Manufacturing, Life Sciences, Oil, Retail & Consumer Goods, etc.).Key Responsibilities & ExpertiseSAP PP/MM & F2S Module Expertise:Lead the design, configuration, and support of SAP PP/MM and F2S processes including demand planning, forecasting, production scheduling, material requirements planning (MRP), inventory management, and stock optimization.
Customize F2S flows to align with unique business requirements and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Business Process Analysis & Optimization:Analyze current Forecast-to-Stock processes, identify pain points, and propose standardization or automation opportunities.
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Lead the design, configuration, and support of SAP PP/MM and F2S processes including demand planning, forecasting, production scheduling, material requirements planning (MRP), inventory management, and stock optimization.
Customize F2S flows to align with unique business requirements and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Analyze current Forecast-to-Stock processes, identify pain points, and propose standardization or automation opportunities.
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You work within a multi-cultural and international environment. Additionally, you will be part of an Agile working Team.
You consult the business departments regarding the business processes, to identify and implement optimization potential within the O2C processes and prepare the respective technical design for the development team.
You will take over the management of internal and cross-divisional (partial-) projects, including the relevant technical guidance and management of the project members.
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