1 D365 FSCM Functional Analyst and 1 X++ Developer for a Retail/Wholesale-related implementation

Our large energy client is seeking two contractor team members - 1 D365 FSCM Functional Analyst and 1 X++ Developer for a Retail/Wholesale-related implementation to start ASAP for 1 year contract to start.

Candidate must be willing to coming into Calgary downtown office 5 days/week and bring own laptop/equipment.

Must-Have for both roles:

• Experience in MS Dynamics 365 (D365) and/or Dynamics AX. Specifically modules, Financials & Operations + SCM (now called FSCM)
• Industry Experience in at least one of the following: Retail, Wholesale, Pricing, Promotions, AR/AP, Reconciliation, Procurement, Inventory Mgmt, Sales Orders, Cost Accounting, Transportation

Functional Analyst-Specific Must-Have:

• Experience executing with in Agile/Scrum framework

Developer-Specific Must-Have:

• Proficiency in X++ as a software developer
• Strong working knowledge of database concepts, including indexing, query plans and query hints, locking, transaction isolation levels, and normalization

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Functional Analyst Overview: Bridge the gap between business needs and technical implementation, ensuring that Dynamics 365 F&O aligns to the operational requirements.

• Business Analysis and Requirement Gathering
• Process Mapping and Design
• Configuration: Setting up and configuring Dynamics 365 F&O. This includes defining data structures, security roles, and customizations to align the system with business needs.
• User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
• Key User Training
• Go-Live Support and Post-Implementation Optimization

Developer Overview:

• Provide configuration and/or customization of MS Dynamics 365 (F&O; FSCM)
• Support development, implementation, application enhancements and upgrades
• Provide tier 3 break-fix support, able to support during critical outages
• Create relevant documentation as required including conceptual design, logical and physical designs, as-built diagrams, knowledge transfer materials, FAQs, and transition to operations information