Business Systems Analyst

Position Summary:

As a Business Systems Analyst, you will serve in a technical role to support business processes. You will use programming languages to create application front-ends and provide support for existing applications. Over time, you will have the opportunity to strengthen your technical expertise while also learning our business. In addition, you will partner with various functional groups to explore and identify innovative ways to leverage technology that contributes to business success.

You will develop detailed project plans for all phases of the project life cycle. While working closely with peers and senior management in a team environment, you will discuss actual business challenges and help develop solutions.

• Collaborating with cross-functional business teams to address technology challenges
• Core applications development and support
• Assisting with development operations support
• Working closely with outside vendors and consultants
• Providing dedicated end-user support
• Researching new technology trends and opportunities
• Coordinating system implementations and new application releases

In this role you will work with users from many different departments and work on many different projects and tasks.

• BS Degree in an Information Technology field, or BS Degree in Business with an interest in Management Information Systems
• 1+ years of relevant experience
• Solid project management skills
• Knowledge of SQL (Preferably T-SQL)
• Knowledge of database concepts (preferably Azure-SQL or Progress)
• Experience with Microsoft tools (Power
  
  BI, Power App, Power Automate and Sharepoint)
• Working understanding of ERP software (Preferably QAD-MFG/PRO)
• Demonstrated ability to adapt and grow
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to work on cross functional teams

$64,480- $80,600

Gorton’s is an equal opportunity employer.

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