GARMIN (EUROPE) LIMITED
ERP Application Analyst Level 2

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ERP Application Analyst Level 2
Location: Southampton, office based
Hours: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 8.30am - 5.30pm
Salary: £45,000 - £60,000 per annum, depending on experience
Excellent Benefits
All applicants must have the right to work in the UK. Garmin does not offer sponsorship.
Purpose of the Role
- Gathers and documents detailed requirements and collaborates with others to determine moderately complex functional and/or solution designs.
- Identifies advanced test scenarios and tests customizations and configurations.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
- The Role will be primarily ERP financials related with a good understanding of the integration into other areas of ERP systems and within Oracle.
- Support Garmin Finance (Global) GL AR AP & FA (Knowledge of EB Tax, Cash Management, and Sub ledgers would be an advantage).
- Configure, test, implement, and support Oracle eBusiness Suite applications as well as other business applications.
- Gathers and documents detailed requirements for business needs and collaborates with others to determine moderately complex functional and/or solution designs.
- Demonstrates a detailed understanding and execution of the software development lifecycle.
- Demonstrates proficiency with troubleshooting and research tools (i.e. myOracleSupport, e-TRM, Implementation Guides, etc.) to perform moderately complex troubleshooting.
- Identifies interdependencies in programs.
- Identifies more advanced test scenarios and adequately tests customizations and configurations.
- Responsible for planning small/medium sized projects or tasks.
- Makes substantial contributions to determining feasibility of goals/objectives.
- Provides reliable solutions to a variety of problems using sound problem-solving techniques including ability to find root cause and corrective action for given problems.
- Serve as a mentor to less experienced Application Analysts (Application Analyst 1).
- Demonstrates proficient use and knowledge of established standards and procedures.
- Consistently demonstrates quality and effectiveness in work documentation and organization.
- Understands business impacts of issues as they relate to IT owned solutions.
- Supports application maintenance activities including patching and versioning updates.
- Participates in incident management and corrective actions.
- Collaborate directly with co-located and remote team members and business clients.
- Understands change is important and adapts well.
- Welcomes constructive feedback as an opportunity to improve.
- Professionally approaches situations in which conflict is present.
- Applies Garmin’s Mission Statement and Quality Policy and exhibits enthusiasm for and a desire to see Garmin succeed.
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- Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, Business or another relevant field OR an equivalent combination of education and relevant experience.
- Demonstrated ability to apply learned knowledge.
- Demonstrated experience in successful implementation of technology solutions.
- Experience with one or more of the following module suites: Financials (GL, AP, AR), Discrete Manufacturing (INV, BOM, WIP, Cost, PO), Supply Chain (Order Management, Shipping, WMS), Advanced Planning (ASCP, DP, MRP), CRM (Depot Repair, Install Base, Service Contracts).
- Experience testing custom applications and Oracle patches.
- Experience with PL/SQL (Programming Language/Structured Query Language).
- Experience with Oracle application tools (e.g. Workflow, etc.).
- Experience with Oracle Demantra, Oracle AgilePLM, Kewill Flagship, Management Dynamics Trade Automation applications.
- Demonstrated strong and effective verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills in a large team or departmental setting.
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