Support, configure and optimize Sage X3 and integrated systems. Maintain application design, code, configuration, integrations, reporting and hosting infrastructure. Partner with stakeholders to implement business and technical process improvements and ensure IT control compliance.
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Sage X3 ERP Systems Analyst
Job location: Remote
Hours: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Employment type: Full Time
You would be the best fit for this role if you have…
- Knowledge of the cannabis industry considered a strong asset.
- Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Computer Science or a related discipline.
- 5-10 years of experience in application support and system analysis.
- Extensive Experience with ERP (Sage X3).
- Strong understanding and experience with IT operational process and control frameworks (ITIL, COBIT).
- Experience working in a publicly traded organization and working robust IT General Control frameworks.
- Experience working with an enterprise level ITSM (ServiceNow).
Job Summary
Reporting to the Manager, IT Supply Chain, the Sage X3 ERP Systems Analyst role is a critical position supporting key stakeholders in the design, implementation, and optimization of business and technical processes with a focus on Sage X3 and integrated systems. The role is responsible for maintaining the overall integrity of the application design, code and configuration, integrations, reporting and hosting infrastructure
Bonus points if you have…
- Hands-on experience with Sage X3 ERP, particularly in modules related to Finance, Inventory Management, Sales, Procurement, and Manufacturing. Ability to support and configure Sage X3 objects, manage master data, and troubleshoot functional or technical issues within Sage X3.
- Understanding of financial, sales, logistics and inventory integration within Sage X3 including journal entries, reconciliation processes, sales orders, deliveries, manufacturing and stock allocation.
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