Chapman Tate Associates
ERP Developer

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ERP Developer
Location: UK – Hybrid / Devon
Type: Permanent
Salary: Competitive + Benefits
ERP Developer – Build, Integrate, Improve
Are you an experienced ERP Developer who enjoys getting under the bonnet of complex systems, solving technical problems and building solutions that genuinely improve how a business operates?
We’re looking for an ERP Developer to join a growing team working across the development, integration and ongoing improvement of business-critical ERP solutions.
This could suit someone coming from an Epicor, Infor, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage, IFS or similar ERP environment who has strong development skills and understands how ERP technology supports real-world business processes.
What you'll be doing
- Developing, customising and enhancing ERP applications
- Building integrations between ERP and third-party systems
- Working with APIs, web services and data integrations
- Developing reports, dashboards and business-specific functionality
- Troubleshooting and resolving complex technical issues
- Supporting ERP upgrades, implementations and improvement projects
- Working closely with Functional Consultants, Project Managers and end users
- Translating business requirements into practical technical solutions
- Testing, documenting and deploying new developments
- Identifying opportunities to improve performance and reduce manual processes
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You'll ideally have commercial development experience within an ERP environment, with a good understanding of databases, integrations and business systems.
Experience could include technologies such as:
- SQL
- C# /.NET
- APIs
- REST/SOAP
- JavaScript
- XML/JSON
- SSRS
- Power BI
- ERP SDKs / development frameworks
You don't necessarily need experience with the exact ERP platform being used. Strong ERP development fundamentals and the ability to learn a new product are more important.


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Experience within manufacturing, distribution, supply chain or finance ERP environments would be particularly useful.
Why consider it?
This is an opportunity to work on more than routine support. You'll have exposure to development, integrations, ERP projects and continuous improvement, with the chance to influence how the platform evolves.
You'll join a business that values people who can combine technical capability with an understanding of how ERP systems are actually used by the business.
Interested?
If you're an ERP Developer, Technical Consultant, ERP Software Developer or Applications Developer looking for your next move, I'd be interested in speaking with you.
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