SAP Project Manager

At TechBiz Global, we are providing recruitment service to our TOP clients from our portfolio. We are currently seeking a SAP Project Manager to join one of our clients‘ teams. If you’re looking for an exciting opportunity to grow in a innovative environment, this could be the perfect fit for you.

We are currently seeking an experienced SAP Project Manager with a strong background in SAP EAM (Enterprise Asset Management) and PM (Plant Maintenance) modules. This is an exciting opportunity to lead high-impact projects in asset-intensive environments while collaborating with a dynamic, global team.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead end-to-end SAP projects with a primary focus on EAM/PM, from planning through execution.

• Manage cross-functional project teams including SAP consultants, business analysts, and technical staff.

• Define and manage project scope, deliverables, timelines, budgets, and resource allocation.

• Oversee solution design, system configuration, testing, deployment, and post-go-live optimization of SAP EAM/PM modules.

• Ensure alignment between project execution and organizational asset management goals.

• Apply appropriate project management methodologies (Agile, Waterfall, or Hybrid) to ensure successful and timely delivery.

• Identify project risks and implement mitigation strategies to ensure quality, compliance, and business continuity.

• Provide expert-level guidance on SAP best practices, with a focus on maintenance and reliability processes.

• Communicate project status, risks, and key milestones effectively to senior leadership and stakeholders.

Requirements

• 6–8 years of hands-on project management experience in SAP, specifically with EAM and PM modules.

• Proven ability to lead complex SAP implementations or enhancements in global environments.

• Strong knowledge of project management principles and tools.

• Experience working in the medical or asset-intensive industry is a plus.

• Excellent communication, leadership, and stakeholder management skills.

Originally posted on Himalayas