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Supply Chain Business Analyst - S/4Hana

Salary:

£60,000 - £70,000 per annum + 15% bonus

Location:

London

Industry

Media & Communications

Qualification

None specified

Market

Commerce & Industry

Salary

£70,000 - £80,000

Job Discipline

Business Analysis

Contract Type:

Permanent

Description

Business Analyst role to sit within the Supply Chain function working on an SAP S/4 Hana implementation programme.

Reference

BBBH180462

Expiry Date

01/01/01

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