SAP TM Consultant - Birmingham
Hybrid working (3-4 days per week on‑site)
Day rate - Outside IR35 - up to £#removed#
6 months
We are seeking an experienced SAP TM Consultant to support a large SAP programme of work, focused on the design, configuration, and implementation of SAP Transportation Management solutions within an S/4HANA environment. The role will involve working closely with both business stakeholders and technical teams to translate business requirements into functional specifications and deliver improvements across transportation planning, freight management, and logistics processes.
Key skills and requirements
* Strong experience working as an SAP TM Consultant within large enterprise SAP environments or transformation programmes.
* Proven experience supporting end‑to‑end SAP S/4HANA implementations, particularly within the Transportation Management module.
* Solid understanding of SAP TM processes, including transportation planning and execution, freight order management, and freight settlement.
* Experience configuring carrier selection, rate management, and transportation charge calculation.
* Strong knowledge of logistics integrations with SAP modules such as MM, SD, LE, and FI.
* Ability to gather and document business and functional requirements, translating them into clear SAP functional specifications.
* Experience supporting transportation planning, order management, and inbound/outbound logistics flows.
* Proven track record facilitating requirements workshops, playback sessions, and supporting delivery teams through testing cycles including Unit Testing, SIT, and UAT.
* Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills with the ability to design SAP solutions that improve efficiency across transportation and logistics operations.
* Strong communication skills with the ability to work effectively with both technical teams and business stakeholders.
* Experience with SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) or warehouse logistics integrations would be beneficial.
Interested? Please share your CV with Dean Sadler‑Parkes for review.
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