NXA Talent
WMS Configuration Support

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The Opportunity
NXA are supporting a business embarking on a major supply chain technology transformation and looking to expand its Supply Chain Systems team.
With a significant programme of work planned over the coming years, this is an exciting opportunity to join a business investing heavily in its warehouse systems and internal capability.
This role has been created to bring additional expertise into the team, with a focus on supporting change, challenging existing processes, and helping shape the future of the organisation's supply chain systems landscape.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the implementation and ongoing development of Blue Yonder WMS.
- Configure and maintain warehouse management system functionality.
- Work closely with operational teams to understand business requirements and translate them into system improvements.
- Challenge existing processes and provide recommendations for continuous improvement.
- Collaborate with super users and key stakeholders across the business.
- Support system testing, configuration, implementation and go-live activities.
- Contribute to wider supply chain technology projects, including future ERP and TMS upgrades.
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About You
We're looking for someone who combines strong operational understanding with technical systems knowledge.
Ideally you'll have:
- Experience working with Warehouse Management Systems (Blue Yonder/JDA experience is highly desirable).
- A good understanding of WMS configuration and system functionality.
- The confidence to influence stakeholders and challenge existing ways of working.
- Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
- Experience supporting system implementations, upgrades or change projects.
- MOCA development experience would be a distinct advantage.


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What's on Offer
- Location: Bristol
- Hours: Monday to Friday, Days
- The opportunity to play a key role in a multi-year supply chain technology transformation programme with excellent long-term career development.
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