Market Cloud Ltd
Business Analyst (ATP / Order Fulfillment

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Business Analyst / ATP & Order Fulfilment
Location: Germany / Remote
Project language: English
For the life sciences sector, we are looking for an experienced Business Analyst with expertise in ATP / AATP (Available-to-Promise) and Order Fulfillment processes to support a large SAP OTC initiative. The focus of the project is the business-side analysis and further development of ATP and Order Fulfillment processes.
Qualifications
- Several years of experience as a Business Analyst, Process Expert, or Functional Consultant
- Proven experience within Pharma, Biotechnology, or Life Sciences environments
- Strong understanding of ATP (Available-to-Promise) and Order Fulfillment processes
- Experience with Product Allocation, Backorder Processing, and Substitution processes
- Experience gathering and documenting business requirements
- Experience creating user stories, acceptance criteria, and test scripts
- Experience with UAT and business validation activities
- Ability to understand and analyze process reporting and business KPIs
- Strong understanding of end-to-end Order-to-Cash processes
- Experience working in international projects
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
- Fluent English
- German and/or French would be advantageous
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- Analyze ATP and Order Fulfillment processes from a business perspective
- Gather, structure, and document business requirements
- Develop business scenarios related to Product Allocation, Substitution, and Backorder Processing
- Create user stories, acceptance criteria, and business requirements
- Prepare and execute business testing and UAT activities
- Develop and maintain test scripts and test scenarios
- Analyze process reports and derive business recommendations
- Identify process gaps and improvement opportunities
- Document business rules and process decisions
- Translate business needs into clear requirements for the implementation team
- Contribute ATP and Order Fulfillment best practices from Life Sciences environments
- Act as a business representative for ATP-related processes
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