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A leading creative collective, Sid Lee, is seeking an ERP Business Analyst to support users and optimize ERP features. The role involves collaboration with the ERP team and Finance department, focusing on data management, system enhancements, and ensuring effective use of ERP systems across international teams. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in IT or finance, experience with ERP systems like Workday, and fluency in both French and English.
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WHO WE ARE
Sid Lee is a multidisciplinary creative collective striving to make a difference and celebrate culture with bold ideas. Its professionals work as one team from offices in Montreal, Toronto, New York, Paris, London, Los Angeles and Seattle. Their mission is to create what matters through brand building, brand expression and brand experience. Its creative community also includes Yard, Digital Kitchen, BIMM and Haigo.
Alongside progressive clients, Sid Lee draws on its rich collection of disciplines, from design to data and experiential communication and technology to advertising and architecture, empowering its clients to outperform their competitors, earn the trust of their customers and increase their influence on culture.
Sid Lee is a member of kyu, a collective of top-tier global creative companies established by Hakuhodo DY Holdings. Sid Lee also imagined C2 Montréal, one of the largest creative-business conferences in the world.
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Reporting to the IT VP and under the supervision of the Lead Business Analyst, you will work closely with the ERP team, the Finance team, and the ERP vendors to provide necessary support to users, implement improvements and optimizations to achieve system maintenance and enhancement goals.
Your main function will be to support users by assessing the risks, feasibility, and impact of required ERP features. You will need to understand agency challenges and determine appropriate operational solutions, considering both systems and manual processes.
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