We are looking for a Manufacturing IT Specialist to help keep our shop floor systems running. In this role, you will be the day-to-day support contact for our SAP manufacturing and warehouse applications (MES and EWM) and for the SCADA and data collection systems that connect them to production equipment. You will work directly with production, warehouse, quality, and maintenance teams — troubleshooting issues, keeping data flowing between the plant floor and SAP, and helping roll out improvements. This is a hands‑on learning role, not a senior architect position. We are looking for solid fundamentals, curiosity, and a willingness to be on the plant floor. If you have a relevant degree or a couple of years of manufacturing IT, help desk, controls, or ERP support experience, we will train you on the rest. SAP MES / EWM Support Provide first- and second-level support for SAP manufacturing execution and Extended Warehouse Management users, including production reporting, material movements, goods receipts, picking, packing, and shipping transactions. Log, track, and resolve incidents and service requests; raise complex issues tosenior team members or external partners with transparent documentation of what was tried.



Monitor interfaces and background jobs between SAP and shop floor systems; identify failed or stuck transactions and correct them or coordinate the fix. Support master data accuracy for production and warehouse objects (materials, work centers, routings, storage bins, handling units) in coordination with business owners. Assist with testing, validation, and cutover activities for SAP changes, transports, patches, and new plant rollouts. Help train end users and write plain‑language work instructions, quick reference guides, and troubleshooting steps. SCADA and Shop Floor Systems Support daily operation of SCADA / HMI applications used to monitor and control production lines, including alarm review, tag and screen changes, and basic configuration. Troubleshoot data collection issues between production equipment, PLCs, OPC servers, historians, and SAP — determining whether a problem is network, device, application, or data related. Maintain and support shop floor hardware and peripherals: industrial PCs, thin clients, barcode scanners, label printers, RF devices, wireless access points, and scoreboards or andon displays. Perform routine health checks, backups, patching, and license and certificate renewals on shop floor servers and workstations, following change control procedures. Assist with OT network hygiene and cybersecurity basics such as

📌 Manufacturing It Specialist (Windsor)
🏢 Minth North America
📍 Windsor