<p>Robert Half is seeking an<strong> IFS Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Solution Architect</strong> to support a strategic asset management transformation initiative for a large asset-intensive client. This consultant will serve as a trusted advisor responsible for evaluating the client's current-state IFS EAM environment and designing a scalable future-state framework that improves asset reliability, maintenance effectiveness, governance, reporting, and operational decision-making. Apply today! </p><p><br></p><p><strong>Duration:</strong> 3 months contract with potential to extend, depending on performance </p><p><strong>Location:</strong> 100% Remote, occasional travel to Seattle</p><p><strong>Schedule:</strong> Open to candidates who’d be interested in Part Time or Full Time work</p><p> </p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Assess current-state IFS EAM configuration, business processes, data structures, and governance practices.</li><li>Lead discovery sessions and workshops with maintenance, operations, supply chain, engineering, IT, and business stakeholders.</li><li>Design scalable asset hierarchy models, equipment structures, and master data governance frameworks.</li><li>Evaluate and optimize maintenance planning, preventive maintenance, work order management, scheduling, and execution processes.</li><li>Develop recommendations for warehouse operations, spare parts management, BOM governance, and inventory controls.</li><li>Establish reliability and performance measurement frameworks, including KPIs, reporting models, and asset lifecycle metrics.</li><li>Identify opportunities to leverage standard IFS capabilities while reducing reliance on custom processes and workarounds.</li><li>Create future-state operating models, implementation roadmaps, and prioritized improvement initiatives.</li><li>Support organizational readiness, training, knowledge transfer, and adoption activities.</li><li>Provide strategic guidance throughout assessment, design, and optimization phases of the engagement.</li></ul>