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Raveone Consultants in Hyderabad is seeking a Manufacturing Functional Consultant to bridge manufacturing operations with ERP implementation. You will translate shop-floor processes into ERP requirements and design future-state processes to ensure ERP aligns with manufacturing controls.
With 8+ years in manufacturing operations and ERP consulting, you’ll contribute to end-to-end ERP implementations, focusing on production planning, MRP, inventory, procurement, and quality/costing workflows.
Designation: Manufacturing Functional Consultant - ERP & Process Transformation
Function: Business Transformation / ERP
Location: Hyderabad, Telangana
Engagement: Full-time / Contract / Consulting engagement
Experience: 8+ years preferred
Reporting to: Project Lead - Business Transformation / Management
The Manufacturing Functional Consultant will act as the bridge between Rachamallu's manufacturing operations and the ERP implementation team. The role is not primarily a software-development position. The consultant will understand how the business currently operates, identify process gaps, define improved future-state processes and translate manufacturing requirements into clear functional requirements for ERP implementation. The objective is to ensure that the ERP is designed around sound manufacturing processes and business controls, rather than simply digitising existing practices.
We are specifically looking for someone who understands manufacturing first and ERP second.The right candidate should be able to walk through the plant, understand how an order moves from enquiry through planning, material, production, inspection and dispatch, identify where the process is weak, and then translate the improved process into ERP requirements. This is not an ERP sales role and not primarily a software-development role. The consultant should remain sufficiently independent to challenge both the ERP vendor and internal teams when a proposed process or customisation does not make operational sense.