Hiring for PULS Group — via Flexiple, the recruiting partner on this role. About Company PULS develops power supplies and industrial power systems and operates with teams across India, Germany, the Czech Republic and China. The SAP team supports global processes and further S/4HANA rollouts. Job Roles & Responsibilities Own SAP QM requirements analysis, functional specifications, customizing, testing, documentation and deployment for change requests and rollout projects. Support quality inspection planning, inspection lots, notifications, usage decisions and quality processes across procurement and production. Work with the global SAP/IT team and business stakeholders on S/4HANA template rollout, cross-module integration, incidents and improvements. Coordinate with developers on ABAP debugging and with external systems such as MES where relevant. Ideal Candidate Profile At least seven years in SAP ERP/S/4HANA work, including at least five years of substantive IT-side SAP QM consulting rather than only key-user or business-side exposure. Hands-on SAP S/4HANA experience and SAP QM process configuration and implementation. Integration experience with at least one of SAP MM, PP or EWM; experience in two is valued. Strong English communication for collaboration with teams in China, the Czech Republic and Germany. Electronics manufacturing experience, traceability or certification processes, and full-cycle implementations are highly valued but not mandatory. Hiring Process Profiles are first reviewed by the internal hiring manager against the QM consulting, S/4HANA and cross-module integration requirements. Relevant candidates then complete a Flexiple interview focused on their own SAP QM configuration, rollout contributions and communication. What We Offer Work on global SAP QM change initiatives and S/4HANA rollouts. Collaborate with cross-functional SAP and manufacturing teams across multiple countries. Shape quality processes and integrations for industrial products. Originally posted on: 26 Oct 2026 Show more Show less