Configure and support NetSuite and ERP solutions, including requirements gathering, functional specifications, data migration, system testing, issue resolution, financial reporting, and module implementation. The role manages project tasks, documentation, timelines, budgets, and status updates while supporting clients across financials, purchasing, sales orders, manufacturing, warehousing, CRM, and project accounting.
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We are looking for a NetSuite Senior Consultant to join our Digital Services group within the Advisory Department. As a Senior Consultant you will be responsible for:
Responsibilities:
- Assist with gathering client requirements and documenting functional specifications.
- Configure various modules within NetSuite or similar ERP products (i.e. CRM, Manufacturing, WMS, Projects, Core Financials).
- Perform data migration tasks from legacy to current business solutions.
- Perform system testing and issue resolution support.
- Create financial statements and run reports using NetSuite or other financial reporting tools.
- Troubleshoot and support NetSuite solutions.
- Complete project tasks as assigned, on time and budget.
- Provide project status updates to project manager on a regular basis.
- Ability to work in a team or individually as required.
- Receptive to mentoring.
- 3+ years of experience working with NetSuite; must have prior experience implementing/deploying ERP systems.
- Participated in a minimum of three NetSuite implementations.
- Ability to perform NetSuite walkthroughs with clients in one or two business process areas.
- Experience with basic ERP system modules including core financials, purchasing, sales order processing, manufacturing and project accounting.
- Ability to create and complete project deliverables and documentation.
- Ability to independently manage individual time and tasks.
- Ability to quickly adapt to new requirements and changing situations.
- Exhibits professionalism at all times.
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