Senior OpenLink Developer (Endur/gMotion)
Senior OpenLink Developer (Endur/gMotion)
Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Configure, customize, and enhance OpenLink Endur solutions, including gMotion, to meet business and operational requirements
- Facilitate workshops, gather requirements, and translate business needs into functional and technical specifications
- Analyze existing systems and processes to identify optimization and platform improvement opportunities
- Troubleshoot application issues, resolve software defects, and support users throughout delivery lifecycles
- Produce client deliverables including process documentation, solution designs, presentations, and implementation plans
- 5+ years as a Business Analyst, OpenLink Developer, or techno-functional consultant
- Hands-on experience implementing, configuring, and extending OpenLink Endur in complex environmentsg
- Motion experience is required
- Strong understanding of software delivery lifecycles, requirements gathering, process mapping, and stakeholder management
- Experience supporting testing, training, cutover, and go-live activities across enterprise technology projects
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, MIS, Finance, Economics, Business, Financial Engineering, or a related field
- PreferredConsulting experience within a management or technology consulting environment
- Experience inside energy or utilities trading organizations
- Knowledge of project management methodologies and delivery governance frameworks
- Exposure to trading, risk management, or energy commodity platforms
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