D365 F and O Data Migration Specialist
Sweden
Contract
ERP/CRM
- Lead and participate in D365FO Data migration, including requirement gathering, Extraction, Writing transformation logic, and load the data.
- Working knowledge on SCM modules such as Procurement & Sourcing, Inventory & Warehouse Management, Product Information Management, and Transportation Management.
- Identify the gaps in data and recommend best practices to optimize supply chain processes.
- Work with cross-functional teams including Finance, Manufacturing, and IT to ensure seamless integration.
- Collaborate with technical teams for system customizations and integrations.
- Collaborate with Business teams to understand the data and need to map the SCM processes with cleansing and load
Darwin Recruitment is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
William Millar
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