Remote SAP Variant Configurator Analyst
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Job description
Remote SAP Variant Configurator Analyst needs 3-5 years of experience in SAP VC or AVC modeling with complex products and/or systems.
Remote SAP Variant Configurator Analyst requires:
- 3-5 years of experience in SAP VC or AVC modeling with complex products and/or systems. Experience in SAP SD or PP with discrete manufacturing is preferable SQL and VBA programming is preferable.
- EDI/ALE integration experience or knowledge is preferable.
- Strong programming
- CST 8A-5P
- Bachelor Degree or higher in Engineering, Computer Science, or related field of study
3-5 years of experience in SAP VC or AVC modeling with complex products and/or systems.
Electronic Data Exchange (EDI) / Application Link Enabling (ALE) integration experience or knowledge
Expert SAP experience, preferably in Variant Configurator modeling, bills of material maintenance, engineering changes, or super-user capabilities in unrelated module(s)
Experience using SQL and VBA to mine data from relational databasesAble to work some weekends or evenings
Able to speak to technical and non-technical audiences, as well as absorb and use technical documentation
Keen eye towards processes, and how to improve them
Technical Writing ability to document work procedures to be shared across the organization
Ability to multi-task and work under pressure to hit tight deadlines
Product Lifecycle Management / Windchill experience
Implementation in the discrete manufacturing industry
Remote SAP Variant Configurator Analyst duties:
- Design and implement variant configuration models with the SAP VC module for New Products and maintain existing products lines
Design and implement models using characteristics, classes, configurable materials, configuration profiles, procedures, selection conditions, variant pricing, super routing, Super Bom, user interface, variant tables, Material variants and sales order costing etc.
Variant configuration in Sales and Distribution (SD) and Production Planning (PP) modules
Gather, aggregate and store information from a variety of sources for a variety of purposes. Systems include, but are not limited to, SQL Server databases, SAP variant configuration and engineering change modules
SQL data maintenance and VBA code modification
Electronic Data Exchange (EDI) / Application Link Enabling (ALE) with SAP and non-SAP systems
Manage all bills of materials, both variable and static, for commercial and residential HVAC with SAP LO-VC
Originally posted on Himalayas
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