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High Cliff Partners Inc. seeks an experienced SAP Extended Warehouse Management (eWM) Architect for a 4-month engagement in Toronto, with remote work and occasional travel to client sites during key phases.
The candidate will define and own the SAP eWM architecture, drive end-to-end implementations across multiple projects, and collaborate with stakeholders to translate requirements into scalable eWM designs, ensuring seamless integration with ECC/S/4HANA and related systems.
Our Toronto based client is seeking an experienced SAP Extended Warehouse Management (eWM) Architect to join their project immediately and will run for 4 months, with possibility of an extension. The ideal candidate should have extensive SAP eWM architecture experience as well as multiple project implementations. This will be a primarily remote role with travel required to the client site during key project phases.
Define and own the SAP eWM architecture by designing end-to-end warehouse management solutions aligned with business requirements and enterprise architecture standards.
Lead full-cycle implementations, driving configuration, customization, and deployment of SAP eWM across multiple projects from blueprinting through go-live and hypercare.
Translate business requirements into technical solutions by collaborating with stakeholders to gather needs and convert them into scalable, efficient eWM designs.
Integrate SAP eWM with surrounding systems to ensure seamless connectivity with SAP ECC/S/4HANA, MFS (Material Flow System), TM, ERP, and third-party warehouse automation.
Provide technical leadership and mentoring by guiding functional and technical teams, reviewing deliverables, and establishing best practices and architectural standards.
Oversee testing, migration, and cutover activities, including planning and supporting unit, integration, and UAT testing, as well as data migration and go-live readiness.
Drive continuous improvement and optimization by identifying opportunities to enhance warehouse processes, performance, and system stability post-implementation.