Unit4 ERP Administrator | Hybrid Role with Impact

BirdLife International; Cambridge; Hybrid; GBP 31,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid on-site and remote work

12% pension contribution

25–28 days annual leave

LinkedIn Learning access

Cycle to work scheme

Employee assistance programme

Job summary

BirdLife International in Cambridge is seeking an ERP System Administrator to support and advise ERP users. You will work on system development projects, contribute to best practices and liaise with external providers.

The role requires Unit4 knowledge, SQL skills and a structured, user-focused approach. The position offers a hybrid working model (minimum one day per week in Cambridge), 35 hours weekly, and a salary of £31,000–£33,000 with a 12% pension.

Qualifications

• Experience of supporting ERP users and internal system development.
• Strong knowledge of Unit4 ERP and reporting.
• Proven SQL and relational database skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop Unit4 knowledge for back-office system functions.
• Support internal system development projects.
• Act as the contact for Unit4 support and troubleshooting for the BirdLife Global team.
• Develop and deliver internal Unit4 and ERP training resources.
• Develop and maintain standard procedures.
• Work with BI developers to ensure reporting and process delivery.
• Ensure backups and recovery procedures are defined and tested.
• Handle internal support tickets professionally and efficiently.
• Liaise with outsourced support to resolve complex queries.

Skills

Unit4 knowledge

SQL

Relational databases

System Administration certification

Data Science certification

Education

Systems Administration Certification

Data Science Certification

Tools

Unit4 ERP

Job description

BirdLife International in Cambridge is seeking an ERP System Administrator to support and advise ERP users. You will work on system development projects, contribute to best practices and liaise with external providers.

The role requires Unit4 knowledge, SQL skills and a structured, user-focused approach. The position offers a hybrid working model (minimum one day per week in Cambridge), 35 hours weekly, and a salary of £31,000–£33,000 with a 12% pension.