Senior Business Transformation Advisor - Planning & Materials Management
Intersnack Group GmbH & Co. KGWhy This Role Matters
As a Business Transformation Advisor, you will independently lead sub‑projects within the Transformation Management department. You bring expertise in project management, process optimization, and functional specifications, with a strong focus on improving procurement, sourcing, and supply chain planning processes. Your technical capabilities in ERP and planning systems help elevate upstream supply chain performance.
Your Role at Intersnack
Manage sub‑projects within broader transformation initiatives
Represent Business Transformation in discussions with Management Units, Group Functions, and external partners
Develop functional specifications, process improvements, and organizational designs
Drive ERP‑related improvements in planning, scheduling, MRP, and procurement (MM), including configuration and testing
Lead cross‑functional project teams and ensure alignment and adoption of new standards
Perform hands‑on validation, testing, data analysis, and issue resolution
Expand knowledge into adjacent areas (manufacturing, order‑to‑cash, quality, commercials, finance)
Mentor junior team members
Education
University degree in Business Administration, STEM, or related fields
Experience
Several years in business transformation, project management, or consulting
Proven ERP configuration experience in planning‑related areas (Supply Planning, Scheduling, MRP, Procurement/MM)
Experience manag
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