Senior ERP Developer
Senior ERP Developer
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide advanced-level expertise by consulting with internal and external stakeholders to resolve issues and address new functional business requirements through JDE system development.
- Conduct feasibility analysis for requested enhancements and developments to ensure alignment with business needs within the JD Edwards environment.
- Execute development activities across all phases of system implementation, including the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and Agile Scrum methodologies.
- Work both independently and collaboratively with cross-functional teams to deliver projects on time and within budget.
- Develop and maintain detailed technical specifications and documentation to support JDE implementations, enhancements, and ongoing maintenance in an efficient and effective manner.
- Apply functional knowledge of Supply Chain and Finance domains to design and deliver effective ERP solutions that meet business requirements.
- Share knowledge and expertise to support the IT team in driving business value through JD Edwards and modern ERP solutions.
- Required / Desired Knowledge, Experiences and Skills:
- Strong Knowledge of JDE Development Toolsets (9.0) in the areas of Object Management Workbench (OMW), Object Librarian (OL), Data Dictionary (DD), Table Browser, Debugging Tools, Forms, UBE (reports), Named Event Rule (NER), and Business Functions and Processing Options
- In addition to the standard Development Toolsets, experience with JDE Workflow and C programming experience and SQL procedures is a plusBI Publisher or Bottomline Transform experience is required.
- Need to have the knowledge to maintain JDE Security, Job Scheduler, DSI administrator and JDE System Administration with understanding the CNC process.
- Very good written and verbal communication skills and can work with all levels of the company
- Strong experience with JDE or similar ERP required
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