ERP Solution Architect - SAP & Robotics
Amazon
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Job summary
Amazon Robotics in Massachusetts is recruiting an ERP Solution Architect to design and develop controls for ERP systems and lead SAP-related upgrades and migrations. You will drive implementation across Logistics, Transportation management and WMS, integrating automation solutions with stakeholders.
Join a multi-disciplinary team delivering scalable SAP architectures, Generative AI concepts, and analytics-driven improvements.
Qualifications
- 8+ years in technology domains (software, cloud, systems).
- 3+ years in applications or infrastructure design/implementation.
- 10+ years IT development or implementation experience.
- 5-10+ years as a solution architect or consultant.
Responsibilities
- Design and develop controls for ERP systems.
- Lead SAP tech migrations: logistics, TM, WMS.
- Work with end users and partners as SME.
Job description
Amazon Robotics in Massachusetts is recruiting an ERP Solution Architect to design and develop controls for ERP systems and lead SAP-related upgrades and migrations. You will drive implementation across Logistics, Transportation management and WMS, integrating automation solutions with stakeholders.
Join a multi-disciplinary team delivering scalable SAP architectures, Generative AI concepts, and analytics-driven improvements.
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