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SAP Consultant (PM / CS)

Support SAP PM/CS module implementation and enhancement for business needs

Support implementation and enhancement of SAP PM (Plant Maintenance) / CS (Customer Service) modules. Gather and analyze business requirements and translate them into functional specifications. Configure SAP modules based on business needs and collaborate with cross-functional teams.

Why This Role?

Opportunity to work on real SAP projects with learning and development in SAP career path

Key Responsibilities

  • Support implementation and enhancement of SAP PM/CS modules
  • Gather and analyze business requirements to translate into functional specifications
  • Configure SAP modules based on business needs
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams including business, functional, and technical
  • Provide support, troubleshooting, and issue resolution
  • Assist in system testing (UAT) and deployment activities

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in IT, Computer Engineering, Business, or related fields
  • Basic understanding of SAP (any module) or relevant internship experience
  • Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving skills
  • Good communication and teamwork skills

Required Skills

sapbusiness analysisproblem-solvingcommunicationteamworkSAP PMSAP CSmodule configurationcross-functional collaborationdocumentation
View Original Description from Manatal Career Pages

Original description from Manatal Career Pages

SAP Consultant (PM / CS Module) Job Overview We are looking for an SAP Consultant (PM / CS) to join our team and support implementation, customization, and ongoing support of SAP solutions. This role is suitable for both entry-level candidates with internship experience and junior professionals who want to grow in the SAP career path. Key Responsibilities Support implementation and enhancement of SAP PM (Plant Maintenance) / CS (Customer Service) modules Gather and analyze business requirements and translate them into functional specifications Configure SAP modules based on business needs Collaborate with cross-functional teams (Business, Functional, Technical) Provide support, troubleshooting, and issue resolution Assist in system testing (UAT) and deployment activities Prepare documentation and user training materials Qualifications Must Have Bachelor's degree in IT, Computer Engineering, Business, or related fields Basic understanding of SAP (any module) or relevant internship experience Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving skills Good communication and teamwork skills Nice to Have Experience or knowledge in SAP PM / CS modules Basic knowledge of ABAP programming Understanding of business processes (maintenance, service operations, etc.) Experience in ERP systems or system implementation projects What We Offer Opportunity to work on real SAP projects Learning and development in SAP career path Supportive team and hands-on experience If you're interested, feel free to apply or reach out directly.

Salary Context

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Source
Manatal Career Pages
Job Type
full time
Location
Bangkok, Thailand · Remote
Category
Seniority
entry
PostedFreshNew & verified
Aug 10, 2026

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