1. JOB TITLE :
ERP and HRIS System Specialist
2. MAIN PURPOSE OF THE JOB :
The ERP and HRIS System Specialist is responsible for maintaining, supporting, and continuously improving the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to optimize business processes and enhance system functionality. This role involves technical support, system configuration, and troubleshooting to ensure the ERP system meets organizational needs. The ERP and HRIS System Specialist collaborates closely with cross-functional teams, including IT, finance, and human resources, to align ERP processes with business objectives. The ERP and HRIS platforms include Sage X3, Sage 300People, and Spreadsheet Server.
3. DESCRIPTION OF FIELD OF DUTY (KPA’s) :
4. QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS :
Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Business Administration, or a related field, or Professional Certifications
Certification in ERP systems, specifically Sage X3 or Sage 300People, is highly advantageous.
Relevant IT certifications that demonstrate a solid understanding of systems administration, process management, or troubleshooting.
Hands-on experience with ERP platforms (especially Sage X3, Sage 300People, and Spreadsheet Server) is advantageous.
Basic SQL and database management skills to run queries, analyze data, and troubleshoot issues.
Proficiency with data analysis and reporting tools like Power BI, Crystal Reports, or similar platforms.
5. WORK EXPERIENCE :
2–3 years of experience working with ERP systems in support, administrative, or implementation roles.
Experience in HRIS platforms or HR-related ERP modules is a plus.
Demonstrated experience with system configuration, customization, and end-user support.
Background in project management principles and experience supporting ERP or HRIS implementations, upgrades, or process optimizations.
6. COMPETENCIES REQUIRED :
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