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Tata Consultancy Services · Melbourne

SAP EAM Functional analyst

Melbourne

Last seen on Tata Consultancy Services’s official careers site on August 1, 2026; it may have closed since.

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Job description

Qualification and Certification

  • SAP EAM (Plant Maintenance) Certification
  • S/4HANA experience, including Fiori application design, configuration, and testing
  • Experience with Prometheus Scheduler or similar advanced scheduling tools
  • Experience with Maintenance Mobility Solutions
  • Experience working with Agile delivery methods (including Jira & Confluence etc)

Skills and Experienced

  • Proven experience delivering multiple end-to-end SAP transformation projects from an EAM functional perspective.
  • Strong S/4HANA experience, including both On-Premise and RISE environments.
  • Deep SAP EAM expertise, including process design, solution architecture, and functional configuration.
  • Experience with Prometheus Scheduler, including planning and scheduling process optimisation
  • Proven experience in the design and implementation of SAP Fiori applications within EAM contexts.
  • Experience working within Agile delivery methodologies.
  • Strong understanding of integration points across key SAP modules, including Finance (FI/CO), Materials Management (MM), and Inventory Management.
  • Experience operating within complex, asset-intensive organisations (e.g. Utilities, Energy).
  • Strong stakeholder engagement skills, with the ability to translate business requirements into functional solutions <br <="" body="" /

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