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SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management) Specialist

Job Details
• Employment Type: Contract

• Work Mode: Remote

• Location: Offshore

• Total Experience Required: 5 to 8 years

• Relevant Experience Required: 4+ years of dedicated design, configuration, and implementation experience within SAP EWM

• Mandatory Certification: SAP Certified Application Associate - Extended Warehouse Management (S/4HANA preferred)

Job Summary
We are seeking an experienced SAP EWM Specialist to design, configure, and optimize our high-scale warehouse operations. The ideal candidate will translate complex inventory positioning, putaway/picking strategies, warehouse execution automation, and shipping pipelines into highly effective and scalable automated solutions.

Key Responsibilities
• Configure core SAP EWM master data and structures, including Storage Types, Storage Sections, Storage Bins, Activity Areas, and Work Centers.

• Design advanced inbound and outbound processing flows, configuring Slotting, Putaway/Picking Strategies, Waves Management,



Deconsolidation, and Cross-Docking.

• Implement internal warehouse control strategies, managing physical inventory counting cycles, posting changes, stock replenishment, and ad-hoc stock movements.

• Configure Warehouse Order Creation Rules (WOCR) to optimize the execution paths for material handlers, warehouse operators, and automated equipment.

• Deploy mobile execution interfaces, setting up and testing Radio Frequency (RF) frameworks, screen layouts, mobile queues, and barcode scanning routines.

• Collaborate with technical ABAP teams to design custom functional specifications (RICEFW) for RF transactions, shipping labels, custom handling unit (HU) processing, and monitoring dashboards.

• Orchestrate seamless module cross-integration, managing clean queue communication between SAP EWM and adjacent systems like SAP MM, SD, PP, and TM (Transportation Management).

Requirements

• 5 to 8 years of core SAP

📌 SAP EWM (India)
🏢 FyerX Global Private
📍 India