Mackenzie Jones
SAP EDI Support Specialist

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SAP EDI Support Specialist - Permanent
£52k - £55K + 10% Bonus + Benefits Package
Slough, Berkshire - Hybrid - 3 Days Onsite Weekly
Must be Eligible to work in the UK
SAP EDI Support Specialist required with a good understanding of Order To Cash & Supply Chain processes, ideally gained in a Manufacturing environment.
Skills Experience Required:
- Order To Cash & Supply Chain - understanding of business processes
- SAP S/4 HANA or SAP ECC6
- EDI - maintain & optimise EDI - application support - 3 years experience
- EDI - EDI Maps, Idocs, Messaging - good experience
- EDI Data & Troubleshooting issues
- Idocs - Manage & Support messaging
- EDI - Onboarding Customers
- EDI Interfaces & Changes - manage & implement
- OTC - Support with SAP System upgrades & changes
- Middleware Integration Support SAP XI & VAN
- Manage & Support with customer accounts/credits
- Support with Audit Controls & Compliance
- Testing - Support Testing activities - EDI
- Third Parties - Partner with System Integrator - Log & Test Incidents
- System Upgrades - Monitor Release Calendar
- Support with Local & Global SAP/EDI projects
- Data Analysis & Reporting skills - Excel skills
- Effectively Communicate with technical & non-technical stakeholders
- Collaborative approach, engaging & driven.
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