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Role: SAP MM Consultant
Job Type: Permanent
Location: United Kingdom
Working Hours: 40 hours per week (Full-time)

Are you looking to support and optimise SAP procurement and inventory processes in a live enterprise environment?

We have an exciting opportunity for you - SAP MM Consultant!

  • Work closely with business and IT teams to improve procurement and supply chain operations.
  • Contribute to ongoing SAP transformation and optimisation initiatives.
  • Support critical SAP MM processes within high-volume, enterprise environments.


The Role

As an SAP MM Consultant, you will be responsible for supporting and maintaining Materials Management processes within a SAP ECC environment. You will ensure smooth day-to-day operations across procurement, inventory, and vendor management processes, while providing support, troubleshooting, and minor enhancements in a live production environment. You will collaborate closely with business stakeholders and cross-functional teams to maintain system integrity, improve operational efficiency, and ensure alignment with enterprise standards as part of a broader SAP transformation roadmap.

Your responsibilities:

  • Support and maintain SAP MM processes, including procurement, inventory management, and vendor-related operations.
  • Configure and manage Procure-to-Pay processes, including purchase requisitions, purchase orders, goods receipt, and invoice verification.
  • Handle production support activities, including incident management, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis.
  • Manage master data, including material master and vendor master data, ensuring accuracy and consistency.
  • Support system enhancements, configuration updates, and continuous process improvements.
  • Ensure integration with SAP FI and logistics modules for end-to-end process alignment.
  • Collaborate with business users to resolve issues and improve system usability.
  • Monitor system performance and ensure stability within the production environment.
  • Maintain documentation, including configuration, process flows, and support records.
  • Ensure compliance with governance, standards, and best practices.

Your Profile

Essential skills/knowledge/experience:

  • Strong experience in SAP MM (ECC), including configuration and support.
  • End-to-end understanding of Procure-to-Pay processes.
  • Hands-on experience in purchasing processes, including PR, PO, contracts, and scheduling agreements.
  • Experience in inventory management, including stock movements and valuation.
  • Strong knowledge of master data management, including material and vendor master data.
  • Experience with integration between MM and FI modules, including invoice verification and GR/IR processes.
  • Experience in production support, incident management, and troubleshooting.
  • Ability to manage system enhancements and configuration changes.
  • Knowledge of pricing procedures, release strategies, and account determination.
  • Ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams such as FI, SD, and WM.


Desirable skills/knowledge/experience:

  • Experience with warehouse management processes (WM or basic EWM exposure).
  • Knowledge of batch management, serial number tracking, and inventory optimisation.
  • Experience with data migration tools such as LSMW.
  • Basic understanding of integration technologies such as IDocs and ALE.
  • Experience with SAP reporting and analytics tools.
  • Exposure to enhancements or user exits in collaboration with ABAP teams.
  • Experience in retail or high-volume transaction environments.
  • Knowledge of taxation processes such as GST or regional equivalents.
  • Exposure to ECC to S/4HANA transition or brownfield implementation programmes.
  • SAP MM certification is advantageous.
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Job Sector
Information Technology
Job Position
SAP
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London
Address
London, UK
Post date
Closing date
Reference Number
1.3958552553931E+19

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