Senior In-House SAP Consultant
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Oerlikon Group in Cusago
Senior In-House SAP Consultant - Procure-to-Pay (SAP MM / WM) Location: Brugherio (MB – Italy)Are you a senior SAP professional with deep expertise in Procure-to-Pay and Warehouse Management? Do you enjoy partnering with business stakeholders, designing scalable SAP solutions, and driving digital transformation? If you're looking for a role where you can influence business processes, contribute to a global SAP S/4HANA journey, and work with international teams, we'd love to hear from you.As our Senior In-House SAP Consultant, you will be a key member of our global SAP team, responsible for designing, implementing, support and continuously improving SAP solutions across Procurement, Warehouse Management, and Inventory Management. Leveraging your expertise in SAP Materials Management (MM) and Warehouse Management (WM), you'll collaborate with business stakeholders, Global Key Users, and external partners to deliver innovative, high-quality solutions that support our global operations.Your ResponsibilitiesIn this role,
you will:Play an active role in our global SAP S/4HANA transformation program.Design, configure, and implement SAP MM and WM solutions aligned with business requirements and SAP best practices.Analyze business processes, gather requirements, and translate them into functional and technical specifications.Partner with Procurement, Supply Chain, Purchasing Leads, and Global Key Users to identify opportunities for process improvements and digitalization.Collaborate closely with cross-functional SAP teams, including Order-to-Cash (OTC), Demand-to-Supply (DTS), and Finance-to-Manage (FTM), to ensure seamless end-to-end process integration.Lead workshops, blueprint sessions, solution demonstrations, user acceptance testing (SIT/UAT), and end-user training.Review, validate, and support custom developments to ensure solutions meet business requirements.Work closely with ABAP developers on enhancements, reports, interfaces, BAPIs, BADIs, user exits, and technical