ERP Business Analyst

Job Details

Job Location
:
Pomona, CA 91768

Position Type
:
Full Time

Salary Range
: $ - $ Salary/year

Job Shift
:
Any

Yamamotoyama U.S.A. stands as a testament to the art of traditional Japanese green tea and nori seaweed products, upholding a commitment to unparalleled quality since 1690. Our culture is enriched by diverse backgrounds, all striving to find their unique voice in a harmonious blend. This spirit of unity in diversity extends to our portfolio, which includes the globally recognized Stash Tea Company, offering an expansive array of premium teas.

In addition, we proudly present Ujido, a brand deeply rooted in the art and tradition of Japanese Matcha. Our dedication to excellence is not just in our products, but in the mosaic of voices that shape our legacy.

As the ERP Business Analyst, you will be responsible for bridging the gap between business processes and technology solutions by analyzing business needs, facilitating ERP implementations and upgrades, and optimizing ERP system functionality. This critical role in the IT department involves working closely with cross‑functional internal stakeholders and external vendors to ensure the successful integration and utilization of the ERP system to enhance operational efficiency and support organizational goals.

• Requirements Gathering:
  Collaborate with stakeholders to elicit, document, and analyze business requirements, ensuring alignment with the organization’s objectives and that they can be addressed by the ERP system.
• System Configuration and Customization:
  Configure and customize the ERP system to meet business needs, including defining workflows, data models, and security settings, and ensuring the system is tailored to optimize business processes.
• Testing and Quality Assurance:
  
  Develop test plans, conduct testing, and oversee the validation of ERP modules and configurations to verify that they function correctly and meet user requirements.
• Training and Change Management:
  Provide training and support to end-users, ensuring they understand how to effectively use the ERP system. Develop change management strategies to facilitate smooth transitions and user adoption.
• Continuous Improvement:
  Continuously monitor and evaluate the ERP system’s performance and its impact on business operations. Identify opportunities for process improvements and system enhancements, and collaborate with stakeholders to implement changes.

• Emotional Intelligence:
  Regularly acknowledge others’ emotions as well as your own. Consistently exercises self-awareness and self-regulation in addition to holding empathy for all team members.
• Customer Service:
  Inherent enthusiasm for supporting cross‑functional stakeholders and building the IT brand as reliable and trustworthy.
• Strategic Thinking:
  Commitment to strategic prioritization, involving strategically managing tasks and projects and making the most of available resources to achieve goals.
• Enterprise Mindset:
  Innate enterprise mindset, always thinking about the bigger picture and recognizing how financial decisions impact overall objectives.
• Time Management:
  Using time efficiently to complete projects ahead of schedule when possible, including monitoring deadlines and managing workload effectively.

• Collaboration:
  
  Excellent people skills, including experience with conflict resolution and giving and receiving feedback.
• Enthusiasm:
  Strong desire to lean into the organization and collaborate with team members to serve the business. Passion towards the work and serving others.
• Adaptability:
  Highly adaptable and ready to embrace financial and organizational changes, leading direct reports and key stakeholders through department and enterprise-wide transformations.
• Change Readiness:
  Enthusiasm for adopting new processes and systems, keeping up with industry trends and emerging technologies.
• Accountability:
  Strong sense of accountability and willingness to own work outside of your remit as necessary. Demonstrated self-awareness, including the ability to own mistakes and learn from them.

• Data Analysis and Reporting:
  Ability to analyze complex data sets…