Information Systems Engineer 3
eteamSunnyvale (CA)
About the role
OverviewJob Title: Information Systems Engineer
Responsibilities:
Support and work on projects and enhancements in Purchasing/supplier network collaboration application.
Determine scope, capture requirements, and develop test cases to ensure the solution meets the end-to-end requirements.
Understand and document business processes in Procure to Pay, PO collaboration, functions.
Learn and configure Ivalua application to meet business requirements.
Coordinate with functional team and data warehouse teams to deliver technical development.
Develop process diagrams, test cases and technical specs.
Resolve production support issues.
Working with supply chain and IT teams to address application-related issues.
Monitor IT SCM group support issues and prioritize.
Work with cross-functional teams.
Qualifications / RequirementsB.S. in a technical field; M.S / MBA in SCM degree desired.
Strong knowledge of C#, ASP.NET, JavaScript and SQL Server; hands-on coding experience.
Strong proficiency in Excel, PTP process.
Ability to learn to configure, develop new application platforms.
Collaborative teamwork, communication, and data handling skills; excellent attention to detail; self-starter; able to work independently with limited supervision; excellent written and verbal skills.
Prefer 5 - 8 years of experience in supporting and configuring/developing procurement applications.
Understand the P2P process; SAP integration with Ivalua and experience building B2B solutions through Ivalua.
Experience in configuring, building API’s, EAI - ETL, Building BI reports.
Reference experience: C#, ASP.NET, JavaScript and SQL Server; Ivalua, SAP SNC, Ariba knowledge.
Job functionInformation Technology
IndustriesIT Services and IT Consulting
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