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Senior SAP Functional MM AnalystClient: Department of NavyPOP: 12+ monthsLocation: RemoteUS CitizenSCOPEProvides expert level business process guidance on Navy ERP’s SAP requirements and design. Applies comprehensive knowledge across key tasks and high impact assignments. Designs and configures business processes in SAP MM to meet customer requirements.REQUIRED SKILLS• Bachelor's degree in a recognized technical engineering scientific managerial business or other discipline related to area of expertise. Four years of documented relevant experience or an associate's degree together with two years of documented relevant experience may be substituted for the bachelor's degree.• Must have Secret clearance• 10 or more years of SAP experience• Subject matter expertise in SAP Materials Management (MM) including configuration, master data management, and procurement processes• Strong organization and communication skills• Ability to serve as a technical expert across multiple project assignments.PREFERRED SKILLS• 5 or more years SAP MM experience• Knowledge of and experience with DoD and/or Navy ERP and IT architectures• Federal experience• Understanding of change management processes• Experience in the software development lifecycle surrounding requirements gathering analysis design development documentation test (unit functional integration regression stress and user acceptance) implementation and post production support of standard and custom business solutionsTASKS• Analyzing, configuring, and optimizing the SAP MM module to meet customer requirements• Collaborating with stakeholders to understand procurement and materials processes• Implementing system enhancements• Ensuring seamless integration with other SAP modules• Providing leadership to large teams of functional or technical personnelJob Type: Full-timePay: $70.00 - $80.00 per hourWork Location: Remote

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