Global SAP IBP & S/4HANA Functional Engineer

Signify; Bogotá ciudad; Vor Ort; COP 287.825.000 - 415.747.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Signify in Panama City, Panama is seeking an SAP Functional Engineer to join a global team delivering an S/4HANA and ECC deployment. The role focuses on SAP IBP support, DP, OBP/TS, and integration with BW/BI, ensuring stable planning operations and continuous optimization.

You will collaborate with stakeholders across ERP, Manufacturing and IT, provide end-to-end functional support in AMS environments, manage incidents, and drive improvements in demand and supply planning processes while

Qualifikationen

• Hands-on SAP IBP support with DP, OBP/TS and Inventory Optimization.
• Experience in IBP integrations with ECC/S/4HANA, BW/BI.
• Experience in global application maintenance or production support.

Aufgaben

• Maintain SAP IBP solutions aligned to the global template while deploying ECC and S/4HANA locally.
• Enhance IBP planning across Demand Planning, Supply Planning, TS and OBP, and S&OP.
• Provide end-to-end AMS support: incidents, requests, defects and root-cause analysis.
• Monitor planning jobs, batch processes and system integrations with ECC/S/4HANA and BW/BI.
• Support critical planning cycles with timely issue resolution.
• Collaborate across ERP, Manufacturing, Warehousing, EIM/BW, Basis and Integration domains.

Kenntnisse

SAP IBP

Demand Planning

Supply Planning

Inventory Optimization

Ausbildung

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Computer Science, Information Technology or a related field

Tools

CI-DS

RTI

Jobbeschreibung

Signify in Panama City, Panama is seeking an SAP Functional Engineer to join a global team delivering an S/4HANA and ECC deployment. The role focuses on SAP IBP support, DP, OBP/TS, and integration with BW/BI, ensuring stable planning operations and continuous optimization.

You will collaborate with stakeholders across ERP, Manufacturing and IT, provide end-to-end functional support in AMS environments, manage incidents, and drive improvements in demand and supply planning processes while