Solution Architect – Manhattan MAWM

Job Title

Solution Architect – Manhattan WMOS / MAWM

• California: San Francisco, CA / Santa Clara, CA / Pleasanton, CA
• Texas: Dallas, TX / Frisco, TX

(Onsite / Hybrid expectations as per client req)

Full-Time / Contract (as applicable)

Support / Development / Maintenance / Testing (All)

We are seeking an experienced Solution Architect – Manhattan WMOS / MAWM with 10–15 years of Business Analyst experience in the warehouse and supply chain domain
. The ideal candidate will bring deep expertise in planning, process design, and financials
, along with hands‑on experience delivering solutions vinos Manhattan WMOS and MAWM
, as well as custom WMS platforms. This role requires strong functional leadership, stakeholder management, and the ability to architect scalable, integrated solutions across WMS, ERP, TMS, and procurement systems.

• 10–15 years as a Business Analyst in the Warehouse domain
• Strong expertise in Planning, Process Design, and Financials
• Deep experience with Manhattan WMOS and MAWM
• Experience working with custom WMS solutions

• SQL & Data Analysis
• Power BI / Advanced Excel reporting
• BPMN / Process Modeling (Visio or similar tools)
• JIRA / Confluence
• UAT and Test Coordination
• ERP & Procurement systems (SAP MM, Oracle Retail RMS)

• Deep functional knowledge of:
  • Purchase Order lifecycle
  • Planning rules
  • Carrier onboarding
  • Invoice reconciliation
• Strong requirements engineering skills:
  • BRD, FRD, User Stories
  • Acceptance criteria and traceability
  • BPMN-based process mapping
• Ability to analyze procurement andôtel data using SQL, Excel, and Power BI for:
  • Cost optimization
  • Vendor performance measurement
• Excellent stakeholder management and governance:
  • Executive status reporting
  • RAID management
  • KPI definition and tracking

• Exposure to integration flows between piyas WMS (WMOS/MAWM), ERP, and TMS systems

• Own end-to-end solution architecture and functional design for Manhattan WMOS / MAWM implementations and support engagements
• Translate business requirements into scalable, Manhattan-aligned solution designs tractors/lists
• Act as the primary functional authority for WMOS / MAWM across planning, procurement, financials, and warehouse operations
• Lead and mentor cross‑functional teams including BAs, functional consultants, and QA resources
• Define and track SLAs, KPIs, and governance metrics to ensure delivery quality
• Conduct regular client solution and service reviews to identify risks and improvement opportunities
• Drive continuous improvement initiatives leveraging Manhattan best practices
• Serve as the escalation point for complex functional and solution‑related issues
• Coordinate closely with technical, integration, and testing teams to ensure accurate execution
• Lead and support UAT planning, execution, defect triage, and business sign‑off

• 10–15 years of experience in Warehouse / Supply Chain roles, primarily as a Business Analyst or Solution Architect
• Proven delivery experience with enterprise‑scale Manhattan WMOS / MAWM environments
• Strong understanding of warehouse operations, planning, procurement, and financial flows
• Excellent analytical, problem‑solving, and communication skills
• Ability to influence and lead large, cross‑functional teams
• Comfortable in client‑facing, consultative roles

• Experience with Agile / Scrum delivery models
• Familiarity with service delivery and reporting tools
• Certifications such as ITIL, PMP, Six Sigma (preferred)

• Deep functional knowledge of Manhattan WMOS / MAWM
  , including reporting and labor concepts
• Strong understanding of system and integration architecture
• Working knowledge of Transportation Management Systems (TMS)
• Strong data analysis and reporting capabilities
• Familiarity with cloud‑based architectures
• Solid understanding of ITIL‑based service management

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• Align wording to specific Manhattan versions (WMOS vs Active WM / MAWM)