M3 Consultant (Procurement & Warehouse)

Primary job role

The Procurement & Warehouse consultant will directly take part in Infor M3/CloudSuite implementations, support services & work packages on the Procurement & Warehouse module (Material Requirement Planning, Purchase Planning, Purchase agreements, Subcontract purchase Management, Warehouse management, Store Inventory Management, 3PL Warehouse integrations, Freight Forwarder integrations) for ERP solutions offered by Fortude. The individual will also need to develop his knowledge/skills on the Infor product suite while transferring the same to the other Infor practice members at Fortude.

Main duties/responsibilities

The following duties are related to the Procurement & Warehouse module:

Investigating, analyzing, communicating, and documenting business processes, business requirements.
Documenting gap analysis, blueprint and scenarios related to Procurement & Warehouse.
Conduct (CRP) Conference Room Pilots sessions.
Configuring, migrating data, creating test data & testing.
Designing the solution, documenting the integration specifications & integration testing.
Creating training material for key users and end users, training & evaluating.
Monitoring system testing.
Planning data migration, data cleansing, validation & migration.
Production configuration of the Procurement & Warehouse module.
Providing first-level, second level, and third-level support during go-live.
Providing post go-live training & testing related to Procurement & Warehouse.
Providing post go-live functional L2 support.
Designing solutions for change requests on the Procurement & Warehouse module, providing estimates, specification documenting, testing, and presenting.
Designing pre-sales solutions, estimating, testing, presenting, and documenting.
Mentor project teammates – This includes reviewing the following skills: consulting, writing, speaking, presentation, and training skills.

Experience

Minimum 2 – 3 years or more of experience in Infor M3 ERP Consulting.

Technical Knowledge

Competency in at least one of the following Infor M3 modules:

Procurement Management (PROC)
Warehouse Management (WHM)
Product Data Management (PDM)

Industry Knowledge:

Knowledge of at least one of the industries/verticals listed below is a must:

Fashion Retail, Manufacturing, Distribution

Infor Satellite products & Technologies:

PLM, Factory Track (FT), Configure Price Quote (CPQ), Infor Rythm, MEC (MEC capabilities & how to apply in integrations), Infor Document Management (IDM), Enterprise Search, MBM (M3 Business Messages/EDI), ION, Ming.le, AHR (Ad Hoc Reports), ES (Enterprise search), EH/EA (Event Hub Event Analytics), MBM (M3 Business Messages/EDI), MAM (M3 Application Messages), Multi-Language

Other technologies:

DB/SQL
M3 Mgt Pages

Qualifications

Bachelors’ degree or an equivalent qualification.

Behavioral competencies

Communication
Client orientation
Teamwork & collaboration
Results & execution orientation

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.

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