Position Overview
We are seeking an experienced Senior SAP PM Functional Consultant to support an ECC to S/4HANA conversion project. The successful candidate will contribute across the full project lifecycle—from discovery and fit-gap analysis through design, configuration, testing, cutover, and hypercare stabilization.
This role requires proven experience delivering S/4HANA migration engagements and deep functional knowledge of SAP Plant Maintenance / Enterprise Asset Management (PM/EAM) processes, S/4HANA simplifications, and the evolution toward SAP Asset Management (S/4HANA EAM).
Required Qualifications
• Bachelor''s degree or equivalent.
• 7+ years hands-on SAP PM/EAM functional consulting experience.
• Minimum 2 full-lifecycle ECC to S/4HANA conversion projects in a lead PM role.
• Deep knowledge of SAP PM/EAM processes: corrective, preventive, and condition-based maintenance; calibration; refurbishment.
• Familiarity with S/4HANA EAM simplifications and Fiori-based maintenance execution.
• Experience with PM master data migration (functional locations, equipment, maintenance plans) using SAP Migration Cockpit or LSMW.
• Strong understanding of PM integration with MM, CO, and QM modules.
• Experience with SAP Activate methodology.
• Proficiency writing functional specifications and collaborating with ABAP developers on RICEFW objects.
• Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills; ability to manage competing project priorities and meet milestones.
Preferred Qualifications
• SAP Certified Application Associate – SAP S/4HANA Asset Management (current version preferred).
• Experience with SAP Predictive Asset Insights or Asset Performance Management (APM) integration.
• Familiarity with SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) for spare parts.
• Experience with linear asset management for utilities, pipelines, or transportation infrastructure.
• Prior consulting experience in a project delivery model with a system integrator.
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