Application Consultant Syncron (m/f/d)

Leading Forward! Arbeite bei conet in spannenden digitalen Themen und Projekten. Für die öffentliche Verwaltung, Verteidigung und Unternehmen entwickeln wir moderne und nachhaltige End-to-End-Lösungen. So machen wir unsere Kunden heute stark und bereit für die Zukunft. Mach mit uns Zukunft möglich.We're a Syncron System Integrator, delivering implementations for manufacturers and distributors across the region. Our Pricing team is growing, and we're looking for consultants who can walk into a customer workshop in week one, not week twelve — and who own projects through to go-live.You will focus on one of two tracks - Syncron Price and/or Syncron Inventory / Parts Planning. Tell us which one is yours!What you'll doAdvise customers on introducing and optimising Syncron across their aftermarket and service business — from the first analysis through to go-liveDesign and document end-to-end processes based on Syncron best practices and standard functionality, and push back when a customer asks for a customisation they don't needConfigure the solution alongside our Solution Architects, then test and tune business parameters until the fit is rightRun simulations and defend the numbers in front of pricing and service managersOwn the integration work: ERP and DMS interfaces, master data flows into and out of the Syncron CSX platformLead workshops with customer and project teams, drive UAT and super-user training, and see the solution through go-live and hypercareSupport presales and help shape where our service portfolio goes nextWhat you bringCurrent Syncron certification. Not "working towards it"3+ years of hands-on Syncron implementation experience in Price and/or Inventory — not adjacent tools, not similar platformsEnd-to-end ownership of at least one deployment: requirements, configuration, UAT, go-live, hypercareSQL and data analysis capabilitySolid technical understanding of system architectures, interfaces and integration scenariosBusiness-level English, written and spoken — German a plus, not a must