Implementation Analyst

PLEASE APPLY FOR ROLE THROUGH SEEK NZ

About the role

GS1 NZ has multiple software-as-a-service platforms which enable effective and efficient product information & content synchronisation throughout the supply chain.

As an Implementation Analyst, you will be working across various GS1 service solutions to support our continued expansion into the Food & Grocery, Hardware, and Healthcare sectors.

Your key area of involvement will be in onboarding new business to our product master data service lines.

There will also be a focus on supporting existing members using our services.

Embedding our solutions means engaging directly with customers to project manage a defined implementation programme, running training sessions (online and in person), having a knack for understanding multiple software solutions and business processes, and working with our engagement managers to develop relationships with key demand & supply side customers.

For a copy of the job description please click here.

Applications close 4 December.

Skills and experience

This is a great opportunity for a keen grad or someone with some professional experience.

Ideally you'll have the following :

A Tertiary qualification in business, supply chain, management or information systems

Proficient in the Microsoft Office Suite of products - especially Excel

The ability to analyse situations and problem solve your way through them

Confidence to speak and present content to groups of people

You'll also be aligned to working in an environment which is based on our values :

We Care : We are a supportive and close-knit team

We Connect : We stay close to our members, partners and our extended global GS1 family

We Aspire : We are forward thinking

Applications close 4 December

Want to join us?

Think that you've got the right attitude and skills to be part of the GS1 team?

If so, apply via the Seek link.

In return you'll get a supportive team whose committed to your development and a suite of employee benefits.

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