We are looking for an ERP Administrator to work for our client. The ideal candidate aligns with the responsibilities and qualifications outlined below.
This is a strong opportunity for a systems-minded professional to keep a mission-critical business platform running at its best, working side by side with the teams that rely on it, in an onsite role based in Columbus, OH.
Responsibilities
- Manage day-to-day administration of the company's ERP platform, including user access, roles, permissions, and configuration settings
- Act as the first call for ERP questions and issues, resolving problems quickly or escalating to vendors when needed
- Translate requests from Finance, Purchasing, Inventory, and other departments into system changes and workflow improvements
- Plan and carry out system updates, patches, and enhancements, including testing before rollout
- Build and maintain reports and data extracts that give teams the information they need
- Protect data accuracy by monitoring imports, integrations, and master data
- Maintain clear documentation of configurations, processes, and user guides
- Train new and existing users and share tips for getting more out of the system
- Spot repetitive manual work and recommend ways to automate or simplify it
Qualifications
- 3+ years of experience administering or supporting an ERP system
- Working knowledge of ERP security, workflow setup, and user role design
- Familiarity with SQL and reporting tools
- Strong troubleshooting skills and a methodical approach to problem solvingAbility to explain technical topics to non-technical users
- Comfortable juggling multiple priorities in an onsite environment
What Our Client Offers
- A hands-on seat at the center of the business, where your fixes are felt the same day
- In-person collaboration with finance and operations teams in Columbus
- Freedom to shape how the ERP evolves instead of just keeping it on life support
- A role that touches many functions, from accounting to supply chain
- A team that appreciates someone who can find the root cause, not just the workaround