Data Business Analyst: A global ERP program requires a Data Business Analyst (migration specialist), preferably with D365 F&O experience to support data migration and UAT activities on both a technical and business process level. Migration is underway from versions of AX to D365 F&O & CE using AXTEND. You will need to assist in coding, error analysis, troubleshooting, data validation before, during, after migration. Completion of a full cycle of migration in at least one ERP migration project (AX to D365 F&O and CE is a major plus) with experience in supply chain, sales or master data domains a distinct advantage. Key Responsibilities * Error Analysis & Resolution – Investigating, categorizing and resolving errors across finance, sales, supply chain and master data domains * Working with data entities, staging tables, and D365 Data Management Frameworks * Performing data validation & Quality Assurance by supporting reconciliation activities, mapping and cleansing as required * Guiding business analysts and SME’s to ensure robust business data transformation rules are identified and implemented * Supporting UAT cycles by preparing data, validating scenarios, and documenting outcomes This is a hybrid contract role, mainly remote. However, candidates will be expected to attend the company head office, near Cambridge & other UK locations as required (expenses will be covered). Occasional travel to BENELUX sites may be required. The role is for an initial 6 month period, with the possibility for an extension
Data Business Analyst in Cambridge employer: Intertech Recruitment Ltd
Join a dynamic team as an Electrician for an exciting industrial installation project just outside Tain, where your skills will be valued and rewarded. We offer competitive hourly rates, inclusive accommodation expenses, and a supportive work culture that prioritises safety and professional growth. With opportunities for further training and development, this role is perfect for those seeking meaningful employment in a collaborative environment.
