NetSuite Developer
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My client is a well-established and growing organisation who are looking to expand their in-house development team, by bringing in a specialist NetSuite Developer to help with a major implementation. The platform will be rolled out across all areas of the business, and you will be directly involved in the development, testing and maintenance of their new ERP Platform.
Working as part of an established team, you will be the SME for NetSuite development, sharing knowledge and experiences with the team to improve their capabilities in this space. The ability to interpret requirements and develop reliable solutions is the core of this position, and you will be expected to work to agreed development standards and timelines.
This NetSuite Developer role will be based in County Durham, with the preference to be for two days per week in the office. Flexible arrangements can be discussed for the right candidate.
Requirements
- Proven experience of hands-on NetSuite development
- SuiteScript
- NetSuite Data Models
- Azure DevOps, GIT
- Experience delivering workshops, business analysis, system testing and providing user training
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to present to stakeholders / clients
- Relevant NetSuite certifications would be desirable
- Strong problem-solving skills and a proactive approach to system enhancements.
Benefits & conditions
- £40,000 - £55,000 basic DOE
- Hybrid working
- Progression and career development opportunities
- Life Insurance, enhanced paternity, Health and wellbeing programme, free parking, Gym memberships, cycle to work scheme + dozens more.
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