Support a multi-business-unit NetSuite ERP rollout in a complex global environment. Configure and support NetSuite modules, including road module implementation and agricultural product rebates. Assist with integrations involving warehousing, manufacturing, transportation management, payroll, and other systems. Train and support users during the transition to live operations, while supporting sophisticated reporting and multi-entity functionality.
Title: NetSuite Functional Consultant
Location: USA
Duration: 4 Months
Job Description:
- NetSuite Functional consultant with experience supporting multi business unit roll out with all modules of NetSuite ERP in a complex environment requiring multiple integrations and sophisticated reporting.
- Excellent written/spoken English. Multi-entity/global NetSuite experience preferred.
- Will require supporting and training users as they launch into live Netsuite transition.
- Road Module implementation including Rebates across agricultural products.
- Client will have multiple warehousing, manufacturing, transportation management, payroll and other systems integrated with NetSuite.
The Enterprise Applications Cloud ERP practice specializes on Oracle technology and supports our client’s full-life cycle needs for both on-prem and cloud products. The practice itself is 100+ FTEs strong located in the US, Colombia, and India and is the fastest growing practice in Datavail.
The right person will exemplify Datavail’s core values (Desire to service, Low Ego, Hard Work). So if you are looking for a company that loves it clients just as much we love our team then this is the right place for you.
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