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# SAP FTP Lead

- **Company:** Sygna Solutions
- **Location:** Oklahoma City, OK, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Systems Engineering, SAP (Applications), SAP R/3, SAP Quality Management, Systems Integration, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), Data Management
- **Published:** November 11, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.careerbuilder.com/job-details/sap-ftp-lead-oklahoma-city-ok--c07db454-8f55-4e22-98b7-1f81cdb9c2b3

## About the Role

SAP, FTP (File Transfer Protocol), Manufacturing, SAP, FTP (File Transfer Protocol), Reimbursement, Quality Management, Manufacturing Operations, Production Schedule, Bill of Materials (BOM), * 7+ years SAP PP, QM, or manufacturing functional experience.

 * Hands-on experience with production orders, MRP, BOMs, routings, work centers, confirmations, manufacturing execution, and SAP QM processes such as inspection lots, quality notifications, and usage decisions.
 * Experience supporting complex manufacturing environments.
 * Ability to troubleshoot production and planning issues across master data, configuration, transactions, and integrations.
 * Strong business-facing communication and problem-solving skills.

## Description

Machinery manufacturing client looking for an SAP FTP Lead for in TN/OK. 1 week a month on-site is required. Expenses are reimbursed., This role supports planning, manufacturing execution, MRP, production orders, routing and BOM integration, production scheduling, shop floor transactions, quality management processes, and cross-functional integration with QTI, EWM, PTP, RTR, MDG, and Engineering systems. The role is critical to stabilizing manufacturing operations, improving demand-to-supply visibility, strengthening in-process and finished-goods quality controls, and reducing manual workarounds.