Developer- Unit4 ERP / Agresso

Bristol

2 months ago

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Developer- Unit4 ERP / Agresso
Permanent, full time, hybrid (1-2 days per week in the London office)
Salary up to £55K depending on experience plus company benefits
The Opportunity
We are seeking a Developer- Unit4 ERP / Agresso to join our IT team. This is a key role responsible for managing technical delivery, cloud interfaces and 3rd line support. Lots of exciting projects involving iPaas, integration cloud migration and Ai.
Key Responsibilities:

Lead activites for system updates, integrations, developments and cloud migrations
Monitor system performance to ensure stability and reliability
Manage system development priorities in line with organisational needs
Act as the main contact for external system and support providers
Providing 3rd line technical support
Experience and Qualifications:
Unit4 ERP XML knowledge/bank files/payment files
Unit4 ERP workflow definition
Unit4 ERP integration experience
SQL
Unit4 ERP Public API/API/Webservices experience
Reporting ARC/XtraReports/Excelerator etc
Any experience with IPaaS such as Boomi or Workato
Any cloud migration experience with Azure
We are looking for as many of these skills as possible but we are open to a mix. However Unit4 ERP skills are essential for this role

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