Eclectic Recruitment Ltd
NetSuite Consultant

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About the Role
We are currently working with one of our clients based in South Cambridge who are seeking a NetSuite Consultant to join their team. This is a full-time office-based position.
This role is responsible for providing day-to-day administration and support of the NetSuite ERP platform, troubleshooting system issues, managing users and permissions, and contributing to the ongoing development of business processes and system functionality. You will work as part of a collaborative IT team, supporting users across the business while continually developing your own technical and business knowledge.
Key Responsibilities
- Administration of NetSuite users, roles, and permissions.
- Provide first-line support and troubleshoot NetSuite issues across the business.
- Assist with system upgrades, patches, and ongoing platform maintenance.
- Support stakeholders across Finance, Accounts, Business Development, CRM, Marketing, and Senior Leadership.
- Configure, update, and maintain workflows, saved searches, reports, and dashboards.
- Assist with the creation and maintenance of SuiteScripts where appropriate.
- Deliver user training and provide guidance on NetSuite best practices.
- Document existing business processes and identify opportunities for improvement.
- Collaborate with Power BI and other business systems to ensure accurate reporting and data integrity.
- Support cross-functional system improvement projects and the implementation of new business tools.
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The Successful Candidate Will Have:
- Experience working within a business support, IT support, systems administration, or finance support environment.
- Exposure to ERP or CRM systems, ideally NetSuite.
- Experience with reporting tools such as Power BI.
- Knowledge of SuiteScript, Celigo, and/or HubSpot.
- NetSuite certifications such as SuiteFoundation, SuiteAnalytics, or NetSuite Administrator.
- A STEM degree or equivalent commercial experience.
- Experience presenting to senior stakeholders.


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