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Westernacher

Principal Consultant (f/m/d) SAP IBP

Heidelberg, Germany; Stuttgart, Germany; Munich, Germany; Cologne, Germany; Berlin, GermanyHybrid · Germany
Principal · Experienced Professional · Supply Chain Planning: SCP
POSTED 5 NOVVERIFIED 1D AGO
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How You’ll Make an Impact

  • Lead complex, end-to-end SAP IBP implementations, from planning and solution design through implementation and delivery.
  • Advise senior customer stakeholders on planning strategies and translate business requirements into scalable SAP IBP solutions.
  • Mentor consultants and architects, supporting knowledge sharing, capability development and consistent delivery quality.
  • Contribute to pre-sales activities, including solution definition, estimations, proposals and customer presentations.

Your Expertise

  • At least 8 years of SAP consulting experience, with deep SAP IBP and supply chain planning expertise, including leading complex implementations and designing integrated solutions.
  • Experience advising senior and executive stakeholders, combined with strong communication, presentation and negotiation skills.
  • Experience in mentoring consultants, supporting pre-sales activities and contributing to customer or portfolio development.
  • Excellent German and English skills, with willingness to travel according to project and customer needs.

Why Join Westernacher

  • Partnership culture with the opportunity for co-ownership in an employee-owned company.
  • Varied responsibilities and the freedom to shape your career in an entrepreneurial environment.
  • Complex SAP transformation projects across different industries.
  • Supportive international teams built on collaboration, trust and open communication.
  • Competitive remuneration and benefits.
  • Flexible working hours and a hybrid working model.
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