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For more than 160 years, Macy’s has served generations at every stage of their lives.
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Basic understanding of YMS (Yard Management Systems), WMS (Warehouse Management Systems) & TMS (Transportation Management Systems) Basic understanding of YMS (Yard Management Systems), WMS (Warehouse Management Systems) & TMS (Transportation Management Systems.
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Marathon TS is seeking a Sr. Full Stack Developer with Manhattan Associates WMS experience. Manhattan Associates WMS experience. 5+ years' experience working with AWS Cloud systems (S3 buckets, Lambda, Kubernetes scheduler.
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Required - 3+ Years in administrative role of WMS, WCS or comparable supply chain applications. The role actively improves the necessary monitoring of WMS systems to ensure that any problems are forecasted prior to impacting operations.
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Proficiency in using warehouse management systems (WMS) and other computerized inventory software. Proficiency in computerized shipping and inventory management systems; experience with ERP or WMS software preferred.
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The SAP Order to cash solutions engineer for HC distribution applications (SAP, WMS, transportation, etc.) Experience with WMS systems (Soteon) Highly technical in the field of SAP ECC functional: SD (primary skill) MM, FI and technical aspects of interface builds using IDOCs to support EDI integrations, and also APIs. Experience with SAP data masking a plus.
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Experience with RF scanners and warehouse management systems (WMS). TRC is seeking for a Material Handler/Forklift Operator in the Alpharetta, GA area! Experience with RF scanners and warehouse management systems (WMS.
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Strong technical knowledge of WMS functionality - receiving, putaway, picking, packing, shipping. Experience implementing and supporting SaaS-based WMS solutions on cloud architecture (AWS, Azure etc.
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The SAP Order to cash solutions engineer for distribution applications (SAP, WMS, transportation, etc.) Experience with WMS systems (Softeon a plus) Highly technical in the field of SAP SD (primary skill), MM, FI and technical aspects of interface builds using IDOCs to support EDI integrations, and also APIs. Experience with SAP data masking a plus.
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The Receiving Clerk is responsible for receiving and processing incoming stock and materials, assessing any damage, ensuring accuracy and completeness of shipments, and entering counts and locations into WMS system.
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Experience with Vistex's Chargebacks a plus. Familiarity with Business Acumen in the order to cash logistics space (Order Management and Warehouse Management) and Technical Analysis. Bachelor's Degree or International equivalent in Computer Science, Information Systems, Mathematics, Statistics or related field.
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Understanding of Softeon WMS processes – Including Inbound, warehouse mgmt., pick/pack, and inventory mgmt. Mandatory Skills: Softeon WMS, 3PL WMS processes, SQL. Understanding of Softeon WMS processes – Including Inbound, warehouse mgmt., pick/pack, and inventory mgmt.
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Experience in partnering with multiple vendors that bring WMS, WES, WCS, automation, Extensive experience in working with WMS-WES-WCS integration, Extensive experience in any of the WMS applications, cloud WMS would be a plus (Softeon, Blue Yonder, Infor, SAP EWM.
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Comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in Oracle Advanced Supply Chain Planning (ASCP), Demantra Demand Management, Inventory Optimization and associated SCM modules like Order Management, Purchasing, Inventory, Costing, BOM, WIP, WMS and MSCA, Purchasing, iProc, iSupplier.
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6 to 8 years of Warehouse Management experience, preferably in DSCSA Track and Trace, Axway TTCS with Softeon WMS or Axway TTCS experience. Sr. Technical consultant with WMS or DSCSA Track n Trace (Softeon preferred or Axway TTCS.
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