Infor M3 Consultant

Responsibilities

Manage and participate in day-to-day Infor M3 implementation, enhancement or support projects. This includes understanding business processes, industry practices, ERP product and enterprise solutions.
Collaborate with customers in gathering business requirements, documenting, improving processes, designing solutions, demonstrating and
Provide first- and second-level level customer support for ERP systems.
Identify, analyze and document integration requirements between information systems.

Competencies

Competency in at least two of the following M3 modules:
- Product Data Management (PDM)
- Customer Order Processing (COP)
- Manufacturing
- Supply Chain Planning and Execution
- Warehouse
- Finance
More than two years of Infor M3 experience
Knowledge on Infor OS/ Xi Platform, Ming.le, Infor Document Management and ION Workflows.
Basic knowledge of the capabilities and limitations of each extensibility tool like M3 Jscript/ Java Scripts, Mashup, Smart Office SDK/ Web SDK and etc.
Basic knowledge of RDBMS, SQL, and XML
Experience in ERP implementation or support projects
Ability to articulate a solution effectively

Qualifications

Degree or an equivalent professional qualification

Equal Opportunity Employer

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

Send In Your CV To: FTD-Careers@fortude.co

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