SAP Service Consultant

Position Title: SAP Service Consultant
Employment Type: Full Time
Salary AED: up to 16,000 inclusive depending on experience and qualifications
Job Location: Dubai, UAE

About the Client:
A leading UAE automotive distributor based in Dubai, known for offering premium vehicles, with world-class service and top global brands

Job Description:
1. Support and implement SAP PM modules with strong business process knowledge.
2. Handle client support, issue troubleshooting, and gap analysis.
3. Strong experience in SAP PM, QM, and PP (maintenance, production, MRP).
4. Manage master data setup and testing; work independently and in teams.

Requirements:
Qualifications:
1. 40 years old and below
2. Minimum 5 years of SAP experience, with strong expertise in SAP PM (end-to-end implementation & support)
3. Knowledge of CRM processes (service requests, service orders, templates, billing)
4. Skilled in configuration, process design, gap analysis, issue resolution, with strong documentation and communication skills

Salary:
AED 18,000 per month inclusive of fixed allowances.

About the Company
RTC-1 Employment Services is a licensed recruitment firm based in Dubai, UAE. Our team has been in the market since 2004 and we are supporting various industries with their staffing needs across the Middle East and Africa.

Short Info

  • Published:7 months ago
  • Company:RTC-1 Employment Services
  • Location:Dubai,UAE
 
 
 

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