Senior SAP MM Lead – Remote‑Friendly Global Rollout

The Reject Shop; Melbourne; Hybrid; Confidential; Full time

Job summary

The Reject Shop in Melbourne is seeking a Senior SAP Functional Analyst (MM) to lead the adoption of Canada-established SAP functionality in Australia. You’ll provide technical leadership, guide analysts, and stay hands-on in SAP MM design and delivery to enable efficient, scalable operations.

You will collaborate with stakeholders to translate requirements into robust SAP solutions, while aligning Australian processes with global standards and driving the roadmap for the next 12–18 months.

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience in SAP functional roles, with deep hands-on expertise in SAP MM.
• Strong track record in SAP functional analysis, solution design, configuration, implementation, or continuous improvement.
• Experience working across multiple SAP modules and understanding MM impact on the wider SAP environment.
• Holistic/architectural mindset to design cross-business solutions.
• Ability to lead technically while remaining hands-on and influencing decisions.

Responsibilities

• Lead adoption of Canada-established SAP functionality in Australia.
• Provide senior functional leadership and oversight to analysts across the team.
• Remain hands-on in SAP MM analysis, design, configuration and delivery.
• Translate operational requirements into scalable SAP solutions.
• Collaborate with Canada to align Australian processes with global standards.

Skills

SAP MM (Materials Management)

Functional analysis

Stakeholder engagement

Architecture mindset

Hands-on delivery

Job description

The Reject Shop in Melbourne is seeking a Senior SAP Functional Analyst (MM) to lead the adoption of Canada-established SAP functionality in Australia. You’ll provide technical leadership, guide analysts, and stay hands-on in SAP MM design and delivery to enable efficient, scalable operations.

You will collaborate with stakeholders to translate requirements into robust SAP solutions, while aligning Australian processes with global standards and driving the roadmap for the next 12–18 months.