Develop, customize, integrate, troubleshoot, and support QAD ERP 2019 EE. Responsibilities include building custom programs, reports, browses, and maintenance screens; supporting integrations with Ignition, AutoStore, Boomi, EDI, and web applications; resolving tickets; and maintaining ERP functions such as labeling, shipment tracking, quality, scanning, and returns.
This is a remote position.
Job timings: Mon - Fri US CST time-zone
Job Location: Canada (Remote)
About the Role
CloudPSO is seeking an experienced QAD ERP Developer to develop, customize, integrate, and support a QAD ERP 2019 Enterprise Edition (EE) environment. The ideal candidate will have strong technical expertise in QAD development, system integrations, and troubleshooting.
Key Responsibilities
Develop, customize, and maintain applications within QAD ERP 2019 EE.
Develop and troubleshoot custom programs, reports, browses, and maintenance screens.
Support integrations with external systems, including Ignition, AutoStore, Boomi, EDI, and custom web applications.
Monitor support tickets, troubleshoot issues, and provide timely resolutions.
Support ERP functionalities including label printing, shipment tracking, quality, scanning, and returns management.
Collaborate with technical teams to maintain system stability and improve performance.
Document technical changes, solutions, and system enhancements.
Requirements
- Proven experience in QAD ERP development, customization, and technical support.
- Hands-on experience with QAD Enterprise Edition (EE).
- Strong knowledge of QAD custom programs, reports, browses, and maintenance screens.
- Experience with ERP integrations and troubleshooting.
- Strong debugging, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Good communication skills and ability to work independently.
- Availability to work during US Central Time Zone hours.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with QAD 2019 EE.
- Familiarity with Ignition, AutoStore, Boomi, and EDI integrations.
- Experience with label printing, shipment tracking, quality, scanning, and RGA workflows.
- Experience supporting enterprise ERP environments with multiple users and custom applications.
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