SAP Systems Lead Analyst, Production Planning
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Job Overview
The SAP Systems Lead Analyst - Production Planning plays a lead role in designing, developing, and implementing efficient business systems that support core organizational functions. This includes ensuring the deployment of appropriate manufacturing solutions-such as SAP MRP, PP, MES, and PLM-while adhering to Hubbell's configuration and process standards across all implementation sites. In this role, the analyst collaborates closely with IT peers, the Hubbell Global Operations team, end users and external implementation partners to deliver solutions that meet business needs and align with corporate standards. Responsibilities include gathering and analyzing data to support business cases, project proposals, and system requirements. The analyst also generates detailed reports that identify root causes of system issues and recommend actionable solutions. Success in this role requires strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills to maximize the value of Hubbell's SAP investments. A Day In The Life
This role reports directly to the Sr. Manager, IT SAP Implementations. Responsibilities include: What will help you thrive in this role?
The ideal candidate will have at least 5 years of experience in SAP implementations, with a strong focus on planning and manufacturing functions. Candidate MUST have experience in areas such as
Technical Competencies - The successful candidate should have full command of the following methodologies and tools:
Leadership Traits - The ideal candidate will be a confident, experienced leader capable of guiding teams and engaging effectively with senior management. Key traits include:
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