What are the responsibilities and job description for the SAP Engineer MM / WM position at Tiltedge Solutions?
Job Summary:
The SAP MM / WM Engineer will be responsible for hands-on warehouse management, leveraging strong SAP and WMS expertise with relevant transaction codes to perform detailed inventory data analysis, identify dead stock and long-lead items, and collaborate with the ABB team to reduce overall inventory levels in a service center environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Strong SAP MM / WM functional knowledge
Experience in inventory optimization, warehouse operations, and WMS systems
Evaluate Excess, Obsolete and Non-moving / slow-moving
Establish governance for inventory aging, dead stock monitoring, and disposition workflows
• Apply relevant SAP transaction codes, including but not limited to:
- Inventory Analysis & Monitoring
- Material Movements & Adjustments
- Inventory Control & Planning
- Obsolescence & Disposal
Proficiency in data analysis, reporting, and validation
Identify root causes for excess inventory buildup: Forecast inaccuracies, Engineering changes (ECN impact), Minimum order quantity (MOQ) constraints, Production planning inefficiencies
Recommend improvements in: Planning parameters (MRP, safety stock), Procurement strategies, Engineering change management processes.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to handle large datasets (inventory analysis)
Good understanding of manufacturing/shop floor operations (preferred)
Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
Qualification:
'Bachelor’s degree in mechanical / production engineering (or related field).
12-15 years of experience in a Industrial Engineer with knowledge in SAP MM / WM, Warehouse Management role,
Knowledge of Lean / Six Sigma principles is an advantage.
Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and communication skills; ability to work in cross‑functional teams.
Bachelor’s degree in mechanical / industrial / production engineering (or related field).
3–5 years of experience in an SAP role (can be adjusted by level).
SAP Codes that are critical:
Apply relevant SAP transaction codes, including but not limited to:
Inventory Analysis & Monitoring
MMBE – Stock overview by material/location
MC.9 / MC.1 – Inventory analysis and stock trends
MB52 – List of warehouse stocks
MB5B – Stocks for posting date (historical analysis)
MC46 – Slow-moving items analysis
Material Movements & Adjustments
MB1A / MIGO – Goods issue (scrapping, consumption)
MB1B – Transfer posting (stock relocation)
MBST – Reversal of material documents
Inventory Control & Planning
MD04 – Stock/requirements list
MD07 – Stock requirements overview
ME2N – Purchase order analysis
Obsolescence & Disposal
Z-reports / custom reports (if applicable) for dead stock tracking
Integration with FI for write-offs and financial impact tracking
Customer’s JD:
Good SAP knowledge
Strong analytical skills
Proficiency in data creation and validation
Basic understanding of shop floor operations (preferred)
Ability to conduct meetings with all stakeholders, including Product Engineering, Sales, Product Management, and Production