Embark on a rewarding career at Capgemini, a global leader empowering organizations through technology. We foster an environment where you can shape your professional journey, collaborate with a worldwide network of colleagues, and innovate to create a more sustainable and inclusive future.

This role focuses on the Blue Yonder WMS-Discrete solution. You will be instrumental in implementing and supporting this critical warehouse management system, ensuring seamless operations and driving value for our clients.

As a key member of our team, you will be responsible for the development and configuration of the BY Warehouse Management Solution. This includes hands-on development in Jasper reporting, label design, RF forms, Page Builders, and Moca development. You will also design and implement WMS interfaces, debug and resolve complex issues by analyzing trace files, and develop custom utilities and documentation to meet specific client needs.

Your expertise will be crucial in debugging performance issues and user-reported bugs, ensuring the stability and efficiency of the WMS. You will also contribute to the design and development of new features and enhancements, adhering to architectural guidelines and best practices.

We are seeking professionals with a minimum of 4 years of dedicated experience in Warehouse Management Solutions, particularly with Paperless WMS products and a strong understanding of the entire supply chain cycle. A proven track record of 4+ years in JDA Discrete is essential, alongside development and configuration expertise in the Blue Yonder Warehouse Management Solution.

Candidates should possess strong functional knowledge across various WMS functions and be adept at designing and developing WMS interfaces through integrations. Experience in application release control and version management is required. While not mandatory, experience with cloud platforms and working in cloud environments is highly advantageous. A solid understanding of architectural design patterns, performance tuning, and both functional and interface designs is expected.