Sulzer GmbH

Project Manager

Sulzer GmbH

full-time

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Location Type: Office

Location: MünchenGermany

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About the role

  • You take responsibility for SAP projects — from planning through to successful completion
  • You work closely with business units, IT and external partners
  • You lead project teams and ensure transparency regarding progress, quality and budget
  • You apply your experience with project management methodologies and further develop them
  • You support transformations toward S/4HANA and continue to expand your expertise in this area

Requirements

  • Experience managing SAP projects or subprojects
  • Interest in or initial exposure to SAP S/4HANA — or the motivation to develop in this area
  • Familiarity with common project management methodologies (e.g. SAP Activate, PRINCE2 or equivalent)
  • Structured, self-reliant working style and enjoyment of collaborating with diverse stakeholders
  • Good German and English language skills
Benefits
  • Driving AI innovation: You will be at the forefront and can actively advance AI innovation within your area
  • Autonomy & development opportunities: You can help shape our diverse project landscape with entrepreneurial thinking and develop individually with support from our Sulzer Academy
  • Flexible working model including flexitime, home office and additional options for family-friendly working
  • Value vouchers: A monthly credit that can be issued as vouchers for various providers or as a mobility allowance
  • 30 days of vacation per year + 1 day for Christmas / New Year's Eve + 1 volunteer day to support your social engagement
  • Social events, a company bike (JobRad), a stocked beverage supply including Mate, and much more
Applicant Tracking System Keywords

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Hard Skills & Tools
SAP projectsproject management methodologiesS/4HANASAP ActivatePRINCE2
Soft Skills
leadershipcollaborationstructured working styleself-reliancecommunication