Business Systems Applications Developer

EVONAAustin, United States
Full TimeOn-siteJuniorLimited info disclosed
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Description

Business Systems Applications Developer Austin, TX | On-site We are supporting a growing aerospace technology company seeking a Business Systems Applications Developer to build, customise and integrate enterprise applications that support engineering, manufacturing and supply chain operations. This is an opportunity for an experienced ERP-focused developer to play a key role in modernising business systems and supporting the growth of a highly innovative hardware organisation. Responsibilities Design, develop and support ERP customisations and integrations Build scalable business applications using C# and .NET technologies Develop REST APIs and system integrations across multiple business platforms Collaborate with business stakeholders to gather requirements and deliver solutions Support ERP implementation, enhancement and optimisation projects Conduct testing, troubleshooting and deployment activities Produce technical documentation and user guides Provide ongoing support and training for end users Requirements Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering or related field Experience developing and customising ERP solutions Strong C# and .NET development experience SQL Server and T-SQL expertise Experience building REST APIs and system integrations Knowledge of cloud-based ERP platforms Strong understanding of software development best practices and Agile methodologies Excellent problem-solving and stakeholder management skills Preferred Experience Acumatica development experience ERP implementation projects Manufacturing, aerospace or supply chain environments Reporting tools such as Crystal Reports or similar What's On Offer Opportunity to shape enterprise systems within a high-growth technology company Exposure to complex engineering and manufacturing environments Significant technical ownership and impact Competitive compensation, benefits and long-term career growth