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Technical Administrator (SAP) | 6-Month Contract (Maternity Cover)
Location: Central Birmingham
Duration: 6 Months
Start Date: August 2026
Rate: £265 per day (Umbrella)
Sector: Telecommunications
We're supporting a leading telecommunications organisation in securing an experienced Technical Administrator (SAP) for a 6-month maternity cover contract based in Birmingham.
This is an excellent opportunity for a highly organised administrator with strong data management skills and previous SAP user experience. You'll join a collaborative team responsible for maintaining and managing critical asset data, supporting operational processes, and resolving system-related issues through the organisation's asset tracking portal.
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Key Responsibilities
- Managing and maintaining asset data records within internal systems
- Supporting asset tracking and process management activities
- Investigating and resolving data and system discrepancies
- Ensuring data accuracy and integrity across platforms
- Working closely with internal stakeholders to support operational requirements
- Providing general administrative support to the wider team
Essential Skills & Experience
- Previous SAP user experience (essential)
- Strong administration and data entry skills
- Excellent attention to detail
- Confident working with large volumes of data
- Strong communication and stakeholder engagement skills
- Ability to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment


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What's on Offer?
- Immediate August start
- Competitive day rate of £265 via umbrella company
- Opportunity to work for a recognised organisation within the telecoms sector
- Supportive team environment and varied workload
Interviews are scheduled for next week, so early applications are encouraged.
Desired Skills and Experience
- SAP
- Systems
- Supply Chain
- Data Entry
- Data Input
- Data Administration
- 1st Line Support
- 2nd Line Support
- IT Support
- Business Support
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