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SAP EAM Asset Manager
Location: Virginia, USA
Work Mode: Remote
Employment Type: Contract / FTE
Experience Required: 10+ Years
Mandatory Skill: SAP EAM Asset Manager
Number of Openings: 1
Interview: Video + In-Person
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Job Description
To play a pivotal role in designing and implementing complex technical solutions, ensuring they align with business objectives and industry best practices.
Key Responsibilities
Location: Virginia, USA
Work Mode: Remote
Employment Type: Contract / FTE
Experience Required: 10+ Years
Mandatory Skill: SAP EAM Asset Manager
Number of Openings: 1
Interview: Video + In-Person
W2 Contract and W2 Contract to Hire only
Job Description
To play a pivotal role in designing and implementing complex technical solutions, ensuring they align with business objectives and industry best practices.
Key Responsibilities
- To bridge the gap between client needs and business goals by gathering requirements, crafting innovative solutions with deep domain/technology expertise, and driving successful implementations that propel strategic initiatives.
- To spearhead the architecture, design, and development (through a high-performing team) of innovative solutions for product/project & sustenance delivery, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives.
- To ensure knowledge up-gradation and work with new technologies so that the solution is current and meets quality standards and the client requirements.
- To review architecture and design deliverables and ensure solutions adhere to industry best practices, architectural standards simultaneously establish and enforce governance /compliance measures.
- To train and develop team so as to ensure that there is an adequate supply of trained manpower in the said technology and delivery risks are mitigated.
