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Entry-level ERP Analyst role configuring and supporting enterprise systems like Microsoft Dynamics 365, SAP, and Oracle to automate finance and supply chain workflows for large clients.
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DataMap implements and integrates the ERPs that run finance and procurement at some of the largest companies in the world, including Google: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and Coupa on top of them. We are a Microsoft, Coupa, Boomi, SAP, and Oracle partner. Most of our work sits where business process meets system design.
We are a small team doing enterprise-scale work. Real responsibility comes early, and the people who trained you are still in the room. We are an AI-first company: analysts here work with AI in the loop on every project.
Apply, and you'll get a nine-minute problem-solving assessment. That's the entire first round. Score well and you get an interview, every time. No resume black hole, no weeks of silence.
ERP Analyst I is where our ERP track starts. You'll work alongside experienced consultants to configure, test, and support ERP solutions, getting hands-on with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and Coupa. You'll learn finance, procurement, accounting, and supply chain processes on live client work, not in a sandbox.
The goal is a well-rounded ERP professional who can analyze a business process, configure the system to match it, and support large-scale implementations. Most people reach Analyst II within their first couple of years.
We promote from within, and quickly for people who earn it. ERP Analyst Is typically move toward:
If you don't meet every requirement, apply anyway. We'd rather hear from people who are eager to learn.
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