NIC - Data Specialist (eCommerce & Operations)
$3,600 - $4,140 per month
ApplyNIC - Data Specialist (eCommerce & Operations)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$3,600 - $4,140 per month
About the role
- Connect and maintain integrations between ERP (NetSuite), Shopify, 3PL, WMS, and EDI platforms
- Build and manage clean, reliable data pipelines across operational systems
- Write and optimize SQL queries for reporting and data validation
- Develop dashboards and reports for inventory, orders, wholesale, and finance
- Build and maintain automations using tools like Parabola, Zapier, and Make.com
- Audit data accuracy across systems and proactively resolve discrepancies
- Improve operational workflows by eliminating manual processes
- Support wholesale/B2B data operations and EDI integrations
- Partner with Ops, Supply Chain, and Finance leaders on data-driven decisions
- Document system architecture, workflows, and automation logic for scalability
- NetSuite or comparable ERP systems
- Shopify (DTC) and Wholesale/B2B platformsSQL (advanced query writing)
- Parabola, Zapier, Make.com or similar automation toolsEDI platforms (SPS Commerce, Celigo, Orderful – plus)
- Google Sheets / Excel (advanced)BI and reporting tools3PL/WMS systems
- Slack & Google Workspace
- Marketing analytics tools (Northbeam, Triple Whale – plus)
- 3–5 years of freelancing experience.
- Excellent written and verbal English communication (C1 or C2 level)3–5+ years in data, systems, or operations roles within eCommerceStrong hands-on NetSuite or ERP experience
- Advanced SQL proficiency
- Proven experience building automations
- Experience supporting $20M+ revenue brands preferred
- Strong understanding of inventory, fulfillment, and wholesale data
- Experience in multi-channel environments (DTC + B2B)
- Independent, proactive, and systems-oriented
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