ERP & IS Technical Expert

Join an international manufacturing environment where technology plays a critical role in supporting production, operations, and continuous improvement. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys combining systems, data, and business processes while working closely with teams across the factory floor and corporate functions.

Whether you're an early-career ERP professional or a Gozo-based engineering/IT graduate looking to develop expertise in enterprise systems, you'll gain hands-on exposure to ERP, MES, and manufacturing technologies while contributing to operational excellence and digital transformation initiatives.

What you'll be doing

• Support and optimise ERP, MES, and business systems used across manufacturing operations.
• Work closely with production, purchasing, and operational teams to improve processes and system effectiveness.
• Analyse business and data flows to identify opportunities for greater efficiency and accuracy.
• Coordinate system enhancements, testing activities, and solution deployments.
• Create reports, analyse data, and provide insights that support operational decision-making.
• Maintain system documentation, policies, and procedures to ensure data integrity and consistency.
• Deliver user training and provide support to employees across different departments.
• Collaborate with local and international stakeholders on continuous improvement initiatives.

Requirements

• Interest or experience in ERP, MES, or enterprise business systems.
• Interest or experience in ERP, MES, or enterprise business systems.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication skills and ability to work with stakeholders across different functions.
• Hands-on approach and willingness to work closely with operational teams on the shop floor.
• Hands-on approach and willingness to work closely with operational teams on the shop floor.

Education and Experience

• Bachelor's Degree in IT/Engineering or a closely related field.
• Previous experience within manufacturing environments is beneficial but not essential.