SAP Hazmat Functional SME

This is a remote position.
SAP HAZMAT Functional Resource
Position Overview
The SAP HAZMAT Functional Resource will support the JTMS SAP S/4HANA program by providing functional expertise for the management, configuration, integration, and sustainment of hazardous material (HAZMAT) processes within the SAP environment. This resource will work closely with functional teams, technical teams, business stakeholders, and customer representatives to ensure hazardous material requirements are accurately represented within SAP and integrated across applicable logistics and supply chain processes.
The ideal candidate will have experience supporting SAP solutions involving hazardous material or dangerous goods management, material master data, logistics execution, transportation, warehousing, and/or environmental health and safety processes within a complex enterprise environment. Experience supporting Department of Defense (DoD), federal, or similarly regulated environments is highly desirable.
Key Responsibilities

• Serve as a functional subject matter expert for SAP HAZMAT and Dangerous Goods-related business processes within the SAP S/4HANA environment.

• Analyze customer and program requirements related to hazardous material identification, classification, storage, handling, movement, transportation, and reporting.

• Support configuration and functional design of SAP capabilities used to manage hazardous and regulated materials.

• Maintain and validate HAZMAT-related master data, classifications, attributes, and regulatory information associated with materials.

• Support integration of HAZMAT requirements across SAP functional areas, including Materials Management (MM), Transportation Management (TM), Extended Warehouse Management (EWM), Sales and Distribution (SD), and other applicable logistics processes.

• Support Dangerous Goods Management processes associated with the transportation and shipment of regulated materials.

• Ensure HAZMAT requirements are appropriately incorporated into material movement, shipping, receiving, warehousing, and transportation workflows.

• Collaborate with business process owners and functional SMEs to translate operational and regulatory requirements into SAP functional requirements and system solutions.

• Develop functional specifications, process flows, configuration documentation, business requirements, and system design documentation.

• Identify functional gaps and recommend SAP-standard solutions, configuration changes, enhancements, or process improvements.

• Support data migration, cleansing, validation, and reconciliation activities associated with hazardous material data.

• Participate in system integration testing (SIT), user acceptance testing (UAT), regression testing, and defect resolution.

• Develop test scenarios and validate end-to-end HAZMAT processes across integrated SAP modules.

• Troubleshoot functional issues and coordinate with technical development, integration, security, and infrastructure teams to resolve system defects.

• Support compliance with applicable federal, DoD, transportation, environmental, and hazardous material regulations and policies.

• Assist with development of standard operating procedures, training materials, job aids, and end-user documentation.

• Participate in workshops, design sessions, demonstrations, and customer working groups to support implementation and continuous improvement activities.

Required Qualifications

• Experience supporting SAP functional implementations, sustainment, or modernization efforts.

• Functional knowledge of hazardous materials, Dangerous Goods, regulated materials, or environmental health and safety processes within SAP.

• Experience with SAP S/4HANA and/or related SAP logistics capabilities.

• Understanding of material master data and its relationship to logistics, warehousing, transportation, and supply chain processes.

• Experience gathering business requirements and translating requirements into SAP functional designs and system configurations.

• Experience supporting functional testing, defect management, and system implementation activities.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to troubleshoot complex cross-functional SAP processes.

• Ability to collaborate effectively with functional, technical, business, and customer stakeholders.

• Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to develop clear functional and technical documentation.

• 10% Travel every 12 weeks to Scott Air Force Base.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with SAP S/4HANA Dangerous Goods Management and/or SAP Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) capabilities.

• Experience integrating HAZMAT processes with SAP TM, MM, EWM, SD, or other logistics modules.

• Knowledge of hazardous material classification, labeling, packaging, storage, shipping, and transportation requirements.

• Familiarity with regulatory frameworks governing hazardous materials and Dangerous Goods transportation.

• Experience supporting SAP data migration or master data management activities involving regulated materials.

• Previous experience supporting DoD, USTRANSCOM, federal logistics, or other large-scale government SAP programs.

• Experience working within Agile/Scrum or scaled Agile delivery environments.

• SAP certification in a relevant functional area is preferred but not required.

Desired Technical/Functional Knowledge
The successful candidate should have working knowledge of several of the following areas:

• SAP S/4HANA

• SAP Dangerous Goods Management

• SAP EHS / Product Compliance

• SAP Materials Management (MM)

• SAP Transportation Management (TM)

• SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM)

• SAP Sales and Distribution (SD)

• Material Master and HAZMAT master data

• Dangerous Goods classification and determination

• Transportation and shipment documentation

• HAZMAT labeling and regulatory information

• Data migration and validation

• SAP functional configuration

• Functional and integration testing

• Requirements analysis and process documentation

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