SENIOR ARCHITECT – ERP APPLICATIONS

Morgantown, WV
Contracted to Full Time
Mid Level

M&S Consulting LLC’s Morgantown, WV, office seeks a Senior Architect—ERP Applications to lead client
engagements on ERP projects. This is a hybrid office/work-from-home position within the United States,
but the employee must live within commuting distance of the office in Morgantown, West Virginia. 

Duties include:

(i) designing and configuring ERP supply chain modules for Procurement, Inventory, Order
Management, and Planning; 

(ii) analyzing business requirements and developing functional specifications
and solution designs; 

(iii) leading design workshops, performing system configuration, and validating
integrations; 

(iv) conducting testing, troubleshooting issues, and supporting deployments; and preparing
documentation, and

(v) supporting data migration and interface design, and providing ongoing production
support. 
 
Must have a bachelor’s degree (or foreign equivalent degree) in Supply Chain Management, Mechanical
Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or Information Systems, or a related field plus five (5) years of post-
baccalaureate and progressively responsible experience in a related supply chain ERP implementation or
architecture position. 
 
Experience must include five (5) years working with:

(i) hands on configuration and implementation in
major ERP supply chain modules (e.g., Procurement, Inventory, Order Management, Planning, or
equivalent);

(ii) leading end to end ERP project cycles including requirements gathering, solution design,
testing, and deployment;

(iii) ERP integrations, data migration, and cross functional process design;

(iv)developing functional design documents, test scripts, and configuration workbooks for ERP
implementations;

(v) working with SQL or similar query tools to analyze transactional data and support
troubleshooting;

(vi) supporting ERP system upgrades, patches, or quarterly release cycles, including
impact analysis and regression testing;

(vii) collaborating with technical teams to define interface
requirements, mapping specifications, and integration logic

(viii) providing production support for ERP supply chain modules, including root cause analysis and resolution of system defects. 

Must also have a professional certification in ERP Supply Chain or ERP Implementation (e.g., Oracle,
SAP, or equivalent). 
 
Experience can be concurrent. 
 
This is a hybrid office/work-from-home position within the United States, but the employee must live within
commuting distance of the office in Morgantown, West Virginia. 
 
Must be able and willing to travel domestically up to 10% to client sites. 
 
Apply at: https://www.mandsconsulting.com/careers/.

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