SAP Master Data Analyst

SAP Supply Chain Master Data SpecialistRequired Skills & Experience• 3–5+ years of experience supporting SAP supply chain, planning, or master data functions • Strong knowledge of SAP master data, including Material Master, BOMs, MRP views, data tables, and field-level dependencies • Understanding of end-to-end supply chain processes and how ECO changes flow from PLM into SAP • Experience analyzing, validating, and troubleshooting large data sets • Advanced Excel skills, including PivotTables, XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, IF statements, and conditional formatting • Experience supporting material transfers, plant setups, or network expansions • Ability to work independently and collaborate across functionsNice to Have Skills & Experience• Strong SAP S/4HANA experience • Agile PLM • Experience supporting commercial manufacturing plants • Experience with new material setup, master data conversions, or large-scale data migration initiatives • Experience supporting SAP implementations, enhancements, or plant launchesJob Description• Support SAP master data setup and maintenance for supply chain operations • Configure and maintain Material Master records, including planning, purchasing, production, and MRP-related data • Create, review, and maintain Bills of Material (BOMs) • Support new plant launches, network expansions, and site setup activities • Coordinate material transfer activities and related SAP data requirements • Monitor, validate, and troubleshoot SAP data to identify discrepancies and downstream impacts • Support ECO implementation activities and ensure accurate transfer of data from PLM systems into SAP • Load, update, and maintain master data within SAP while ensuring compliance with data standards • Perform data audits, quality checks, and remediation efforts • Analyze large data sets to support planning and supply chain initiatives • Document master data processes, workflows, and system requirements • Partner with Planning, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Engineering, and IT teams to resolve issues and drive continuous improvement